Read, Then Write Your Will

by Hisham al-Aref, Nour Jifaleh (Translator), Saleh Dalleh (Translator)

Islam highly recommends writing a will, so much so that a Muslim should not spend a single night without completing it. Many man-made laws also recognise the need for such a document. The absence of a will can result in endless problems, whereas its presence can act as a tool through which the deceased can communicate to relatives and loved ones even after death. A will can include both financial and religious matters; it can also be a document for reference. Thus, a will can prevent disputes and ensure that the rights of the deceased’s family and friends are justly fulfilled.

In easy to understand language, Hisham al-Aref explains what should go into writing a will and provides sample wills to help you to write your own.

56 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000