An Islamic will is a legal document that outlines how a person's assets and property will be distributed after their death, in accordance with Islamic law.

For an Islamic will to be valid, it must meet the following criteria:

• The testator must be of sound mind at the time of making the will
• The will must be made voluntarily, without any coercion or pressure from others
• The distribution of assets must comply with Islamic law
• The will must be witnessed by two adult, sane witnesses who are not beneficiaries in the will.

An Islamic will differs from a conventional will in that it must comply with the rules and principles of Islamic law, also known as Sharia. This means that the distribution of assets and property must adhere to specific guidelines and principles outlined in Islamic teachings.

Having an Islamic will ensures that your assets are distributed in accordance with your wishes and Islamic law, and that your family and loved ones are taken care of after your passing. It also helps to avoid potential disputes and conflicts among family members and heirs.

Yes, you can make changes to your Islamic will at any time, as long as you are of sound mind and the changes comply with Islamic law. It is recommended to review and update your will periodically to ensure that it reflects your current wishes and circumstances.

Yes, there are online platforms, such as MinaWill, that specialize in creating legally-valid, Shari'a-compliant Islamic wills. These platforms offer an affordable and secure way to create your will in a matter of minutes, without the need for a lawyer or legal expert.

Yes, wills created through Mina Wills are legally binding in the United States. Our process complies with U.S. state laws to ensure that your will is valid and enforceable, offering peace of mind that your final wishes will be honored.

Absolutely! We understand that life circumstances change, so you have two convenient options for updating your will:

• You can make individual updates for a fee of $30.
• Alternatively, subscribe for just $10 annually to make unlimited updates whenever needed.

Our will-writing service is designed for the U.S. and is applicable in most states. However, if your state has specific legal requirements or you own significant assets in another state, we recommend consulting with a local attorney to ensure your will meets all necessary guidelines.

Yes, we offer trust-based wills that are designed to be tax-efficient. This service is ideal for those with larger estates or beneficiaries who may require extra financial planning. If your estate is over $11.7 million (the federal estate tax exemption), we suggest seeking additional tax planning advice, but our wills are structured to maximize tax efficiency for most estates.

Yes! Each spouse needs their own individual will. Simply have your spouse visit Mina Wills, and they can easily create their own will using our streamlined service.

Yes, our trust-based wills are structured with estate tax efficiency in mind. We collaborate with financial experts to offer robust solutions for estates that may benefit from tax planning. For larger estates, we recommend consulting a financial advisor for specialized guidance, but our service covers most tax concerns for typical estates.

You can make as many changes as needed within the first week after submitting your will. After that, we can accommodate minor changes as a courtesy, or you can subscribe for unlimited updates.

No, your will remains valid. However, significant life changes like marriage, buying property, or changes in family circumstances may require updates to your will to ensure it accurately reflects your wishes. With Mina Wills, updating your will is simple and affordable.

At Mina Wills, we take privacy seriously. All personal data is securely processed in compliance with U.S. data protection regulations. We only share necessary data between Mina Wills and our trusted legal partners to manage your will effectively. For further privacy concerns, feel free to contact us at hello@minawill.com