Disputes:
Families torn apart by unclear wills and unresolved conflicts
Delays:
Years of legal battles leaving loved ones without closure
Financial Loss:
Costly mistakes draining wealth meant for your family
Failing to plan your estate can lead to unnecessary legal challenges and family disputes. As a Muslim in Singapore, a Shariah-compliant Wasiat is essential to:
Fulfill your obligations under Islamic law
Protect your family’s rights and inheritance
Prevent delays in distributing your assets
Mdm Khadijah joined our class in 2021, seeking guidance after her father’s passing.
Her father, who had assets across multiple countries, passed away in 2004. The biggest challenge for her large family wasn’t dividing the inheritance—it was obtaining critical documents like the Letter of Administration in Singapore.
For 17 long years, they faced endless bureaucratic delays, leaving them unable to move forward.
If her father had prepared a will (Wasiat) and appointed someone to manage his affairs, the family could have avoided this prolonged struggle and found closure much sooner.
Understanding Wasiat & Faraid
Join Our Exclusive Class and take the first step towards securing your family's future.
Our team of experts will guide you through the legal aspects of inheritance and estate planning, helping you understand how to navigate Singapore's legal system. Our goal is to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
This class is made specifically for Muslims in Singapore.
Secure your spot today and join us to learn all about Islamic inheritance planning.
Upcoming Class Details:
📅 Saturday, 18 January 2025 (In-Person)
⏰ 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
📍 Gateway West, Level 12, Beach Road, Singapore
Understand the critical role of Islamic inheritance planning in securing your family's future
Learn the essentials of Faraid and Wasiat, and their application in estate planning
Guidance on preparing a valid Islamic Will that reflects your wishes
Insight into Singapore's asset distribution and property laws
Effective ways to safeguard your wealth and avoid common pitfalls
Plan comprehensively for your dependents while adhering to your faith
Act fast! Secure your spot now for just $67 (regular price: $97) before this offer ends
This workshop primarily focuses on educating attendees about Islamic inheritance laws, specifically Wasiat (Islamic Will) and Faraid (Islamic law of inheritance), and how they apply within the context of Singapore's legal framework.
The workshop is ideal for any Muslim individual or family living in Singapore who wants to understand and apply Islamic inheritance laws in their estate planning.
No, prior knowledge is not required. The workshop is designed to cater to a range of understanding levels, from beginners to those with some knowledge of Islamic finance and law.
Zoom/Online Class:
Our online class is designed to be more concise. It has a shorter duration because there’s no lunch break, and the Q&A session is more streamlined.
Live Physical Class:
The live, in-person experience offers more time for in-depth discussions and questions. Plus, we provide a lunch break along with complimentary lunch and snacks to keep you refreshed throughout the day!
Yes, the fee is SGD 97 per person, which includes bonuses valued at SGD 591 to help you start your inheritance planning journey. Take advantage of this price now—fees may increase in the coming months as demand grows. Secure your spot early!
Yes, attendees will receive workshop materials, which may include handouts, an ebook, and other relevant resources for future reference.
While the workshop provides general guidance, attendees can schedule a personal consultation for more tailored advice. It's a free 30-minute consult that you can schedule with Afiq after the completion of the workshop.
We encourage active participation and questions during the workshop. Our experts will do their best to address specific queries within the scope of the session.
No, the fee is not SkillsFuture claimable. However, the insights gained from this workshop are invaluable, especially for those keen on Islamic estate planning.