Trust-Based Estate Plans

An Islamic Trust ensures that your trust assets are distributed Islamically and saves your family from the cost and stress of probate proceedings.
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Will, Trust, or Family Waqf?

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Individual Islamic Trust

  • An Islamic Trust for an individual.
  • You transfer ownership of your assets to the Living Revocable Trust.
  • At death, your trustee distributes your Trust Assets to your Islamic heirs.

Joint Islamic Trust (Family Waqf)

  • A joint Islamic Trust for married couples.
  • You and your spouse agree to transfer both of your assets to the Living Revocable Trust.
  • At the death of both of you, your trustee distributes your respective Waqf/Trust Property to your Islamic heirs.

A Trust is necessary to:

Waqf / Trust-Based Estate Plan is necessary Protect Your Family Today
Distribute your assets according to Islam
Leave specific gifts (money, possessions, property, etc.)
Leave a sadaqah jariyyah (charitable gift)
Take care of your Ḥuqūq Allāh, including zakat and hajj
Select a person you trust to handle your affairs
Nominate guardians you trust for your child(ren)
Specify your Islamic burial arrangements
Leave final wishes in your own words
Avoid probate proceedings

Documents Included:

Individual Islamic Trust
An Islamic Trust for an individual.
Islamic Pour-Over Will
Directs distribution of any remaining assets to the Trust upon your death.
Islamic Inheritance Law Appendix
Comprehensive manual for your trustee/executor regarding the Islamic law of inheritance.
Certification of Trust
Summary of Trust to provide to banks & other third parties instead of a complete copy of Trust.
Guide to Funding your Trust
Detailed guide to funding your Trust.
Health Care Directive/Living Will
Contains details of your end-of-life medical wishes according to Islam.
Financial Power of Attorney
Appoint someone you trust to act on your behalf in financial and legal matters.
Elective Share Waiver / Community Property Agreement
Confirm spouses agree to Islamic inheritance shares, not state inheritance rights.

Documents Included:

Joint Islamic Trust (Family Waqf)
A joint Islamic Trust for married couples.
Islamic Pour-Over Will (2)
Directs distribution of any remaining assets to the Trust upon your death (one for each spouse).
Islamic Inheritance Law Appendix
A comprehensive manual for your trustee/executor regarding the Islamic law of inheritance.
Certification of Trust
Summary of Trust to provide to banks & other third parties instead of a complete copy of Trust.
Guide to Funding your Trust
Detailed guide to funding your Trust.
Health Care Directive/Living Will (2)
Contains details of your end-of-life medical wishes according to Islam (one for each spouse).
Financial Power of Attorney (2)
Appoint someone you trust to act on your behalf in financial & legal matters (one for each spouse).

Complete Your Trust In 5 Simple Steps

Family Tree

1

Family Tree

Identify your Islamic heirs and their shares

Trust Administration

2

Trust Administration

Name your Trustee and Guardians for children

Schedule of Assets

3

Schedule of Assets

Outline which assets will be transferred to your Trust

Debts & Bequests

4

Debts & Bequests

Record your debts and leave bequests.

Burial Arrangement and Final Wishes

5

Burial Arrangement and Final Wishes

Customize your Will with your specific instructions

Protect Your
  • FAMILY
  • Children
  • Father
  • Mother

No one knows what tomorrow brings. Start your Islamic Trust today

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