You Trust Faraid to Protect Your Family.
But There Are Gaps Most Muslims Never Learn About.
A practical, full-day class that shows how Islamic inheritance really works in real life, and what faraid alone does not protect.
🔥 Next Available Sessions:
Physical Class:
25 Apr 2026 (Saturday), 9:30 AM - 4:30PM
📍 The Gateway West, 150 Beach Rd
Online Class:
17 May 2026 (Sunday), 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
💻 Online via Zoom
You’re Not Just Attending a Class.
You’re Leaving With Tools You Can Use.
Included when you sign up for this session.
Bonus #1:
Guide to Islamic Inheritance E-Book
(worth $97)
Bonus #2:
Lifetime Access Video Course - Wasiat & Faraid Planning (worth $197)
Bonus #3:
Completion Call (worth $297)
Bonus #4:
What to Do When a Muslim Dies in Singapore: A Comprehensive Guide
(worth $47)
Bonus #5:
Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for an LPA
(worth $47)
Bonus #6:
Zakat for an Individual:
A Comprehensive Guide (worth $47)
Bonus #7:
Estate Planning Worksheets
(worth $197)
Most Inheritance Problems Start With Assumptions
Many Muslims grow up learning that faraid is clear, structured, and fair.
So it’s natural to think:
“As long as faraid is followed, everything will be taken care of.”
What’s often missed is this:
👉 Faraid is a distribution framework.
👉 It was never meant to handle every real-life situation on its own.
It does not plan for:
How quickly assets need to be accessed.
Family dynamics during grief.
Modern assets, joint ownership, or special circumstances.
That’s why families who meant well still experience:
Delays in releasing money
Confusion over what applies and what does not
Stress and tension at the worst possible time
These issues are not rare.
And in most cases, they could have been prevented with the right understanding and preparation.
This is where many people realise something important is missing.
The 3 Things Faraid Doesn’t Protect
Faraid is the law.
A Wasiat is your voice.
Without a voice, your family is left with a formula, not a plan.
Faraid decides distribution.
It does not capture intention or real-life needs.
1️⃣ Your Spouse’s Security in the Family Home
Under faraid, the home becomes part of the estate and is divided among heirs.
This can leave a surviving spouse without full control over the home.
In practice, this may mean:
🟦 Shared ownership with multiple heirs
🟦 Pressure to sell or renegotiate
🟦 Uncertainty during an already difficult time
Faraid defines shares.
It does not guarantee stability.
2️⃣ Provision for Adopted Children and Non-Heirs
Adopted children and certain dependents are not automatic heirs under faraid.
Many parents only realise this too late.
Without a Wasiat:
🟦 These loved ones may receive nothing
🟦 Intentions are not legally recognised
A Wasiat allows care and responsibility to be expressed clearly and properly.
3️⃣ Speed of Asset Access When It Matters Most
Faraid does not mean immediate access to assets.
Without preparation:
🟦 Accounts may be frozen
🟦 Processes take time
🟦 Families wait while expenses continue
Planning helps ensure faraid can be carried out without unnecessary delay.
Faraid provides structure.
A Wasiat provides direction.
Here’s what actually changes when you have both in place.
Faraid vs Wasiat: What Actually Changes When You Plan
Faraid is not wrong.
It is mandatory and foundational.
But faraid on its own does not answer every practical question a family faces.
A Wasiat does not replace faraid.
It works alongside it.
Here’s the difference in real terms.
| Area | Faraid (Default) | With a Wasiat |
|---|---|---|
| Who decides | Fixed distribution based on Islamic law | Your instructions, within Islamic limits |
| Speed of distribution | Can be slow due to processes and documentation | Typically faster with preparation |
| Provision for non-heirs | No automatic provision | Can be clearly stated and planned |
| Special instructions | Not included | Legally enforceable |
| Charity intentions | No specific allocation | Can be planned intentionally |
| Family home | May result in shared ownership or sale | Allows strategic planning for spouse |
This is the difference between leaving instructions and leaving assumptions.
Most people only learn this after problems arise.
This class helps you understand it before that happens.
Mdm Khadijah’s Story: A 17-Year Struggle for Closure
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.
Introducing
Your Islamic Legacy, Your Way:
Wasiat & Faraid Planning
Join Our Exclusive Class and take the first step towards securing your family's future.
This 1-day class is designed for Muslims in Singapore who want to understand how Islamic inheritance (Wasiat & Faraid) works within Singapore’s legal system.
Our next Class is available both Online and In-Person.
You do not need to be wealthy.
You just need to be clear.
This class is for anyone who wants their intentions carried out properly.
📅 Saturday, 16 February 2025 (Online)
⏰ 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 Gateway West, Level 12, Beach Road, Singapore
What You'll Learn in the Class:
ISLAMIC INHERITANCE PLANNING
Why proper planning matters and how it protects your family from stress, delays, and disputes.
HOW WASIAT & FARAID REALLY WORK IN SG
Understand what happens to your assets when you pass away and how Islamic principles and Singapore law come together.
WHO GETS WHAT: ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
From CPF and savings, to insurance policies, property, and debts — learn how each is distributed, and to whom.
WRITING A VALID ISLAMIC WILL
Step-by-step guidance on how to draft a Shariah-compliant Will that reflects your wishes and stays legally sound.
TOOLS FOR WHEN YOU'RE STILL ALIVE
Learn how instruments like LPA, Advance Medical Directive (AMD), and Advance Care Planning (ACP) safeguard you while you’re living.
PROTECTING YOUR FAMILY'S FUTURE
Avoid common mistakes, use practical strategies, and put a plan in place that supports your loved ones, honours your faith, and gives you peace of mind.
Here’s Everything You’ll Get When You Join This Class:
🟢 Full 1-Day Class
A step-by-step session where you’ll learn exactly how Wasiat & Faraid works — with real-life examples and guided activities.
🟢 Guide to Islamic Inheritance E-Book
A complete reference you can read anytime, designed to simplify the process for you and your family.
🟢 Lifetime Access to Our Wasiat & Faraid Video Course
Refresh your knowledge anytime, or share it with your spouse and family members who need to understand this too.
🟢 Editable Worksheets & Templates
Asset & Liability Worksheet, Distribution Flowcharts, a Family Tree Worksheet and a Letter of Wishes Template to help you organise your planning clearly.
🟢 Essential Islamic Finance Guides Bundle
You’ll also receive our practical guides to help you manage beyond Wasiat:
— Singapore Death Guide (Step-by-step on what to do when someone passes)
— LPA Guide (How to secure your legal authority when you're still alive)
— Zakat Guide + Nisab Tracker (Simple way to calculate and plan your zakat)
These are designed to give you clarity on every aspect of your Islamic financial obligations.
🟢 Bonus: 30-Minute 1-to-1 Completion Call
After the class, you can book a private Zoom session with us to review your Wasiat plan and ensure you’re on the right track.
🟢 Ongoing Support
You’re not alone after the class. Reach out anytime if you need guidance or clarifications in your Wasiat journey.
Why This Class is Different
🔒 Over 300 families guided since 2023
📝 Not just theory — Real-life cases explained in plain language
🕌 Islamic AND Legal perspectives, simplified
🙋♂️ Small group setting — so you can ask your personal questions
💼 Led by experienced advisors who specialise in Islamic inheritance
Prefer Learning Face-to-Face?
Join Our Physical Class
Some people learn better in person. That’s why we also run live, physical classes in Singapore — so you can ask questions directly, discuss real cases, and connect with others on the same journey.
✅ Small group setting, more interaction
✅ Ask your personal questions live
✅ Real-life Singapore case studies
✅ Lunch & refreshments included
✅ Dedicated solat room available
Meet The Team
Syed Afiq, ChFC®/S, AEPP®
Chartered Financial Consultant,
Associate Estate Planning Practitioner, Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor
Asri Rosli, AEPP®
Associate Estate Planning Practitioner, Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor
Mohamed Rizwan, AEPP®
Associate Estate Planning Practitioner, Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor
Zulkifli Rahmat
Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor
Kamal Abd Gafor
Wasiat Consultant
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Make This a Clear, Thoughtful Decision.
Many people delay inheritance planning simply because they’re unsure where to start.
This class helps you understand what applies to you, what doesn’t, and what steps to take next.
No guessing.
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FAQS
What Is the main focus of the Wasiat and Faraid Planning Workshop?
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.
Who should attend this workshop?
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.
Do I need any prior knowledge of Islamic finance or law to attend?
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.
What’s the difference between the Zoom/Online Class and the Live Physical Class?
Zoom/Online Class:
The online class is designed to be concise and time-efficient. It includes the same content as the physical class and also has a lunch and solat break. However, meals and refreshments are not provided.
Live Physical Class:
The physical class offers the same schedule, including a lunch and solat break, but with an in-person experience. You’ll enjoy complimentary lunch and refreshments, and benefit from more natural interactions, deeper discussions, and face-to-face Q&A with the instructor.
Do you have a Malay version of the "Your Islamic Legacy, Your Way" class?
The class is primarily conducted in English, as many of the technical terms related to Islamic inheritance are more accurately explained in that language. However, our speakers are fluent in Malay and can provide explanations in Malay when needed. The Q&A session is typically conducted in both English and Malay to ensure everyone can follow comfortably.
Will there be any product selling after the class?
The class is designed to give you everything you need, step by step to draft and plan your own Islamic estate plan, including writing your own Wasiat.
You’ll be equipped to DIY with confidence. At the same time, we understand that some people prefer professional support, so we’ll also share how you can engage our team if you’d like help.
Towards the end of the class, our speaker, Mr. Afiq, will briefly explain the services we provide but the main focus of the class is on guidance and learning, inshaa Allah.
Is there a fee to attend the workshop?
Yes, the fee is SGD 97 per person, which includes bonuses valued at SGD 929 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!
Will there be any materials or resources provided?
Yes, attendees will receive workshop materials, which may include handouts, an ebook, and other relevant resources for future reference.
Can I get one-on-one consultation regarding my personal estate planning?
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.
What if I have specific questions about my situation during 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.
Is the class fee SkillsFuture claimable?
No, the fee is not SkillsFuture claimable. However, the insights gained from this workshop are invaluable, especially for those keen on Islamic estate planning.
Will Modern Muslim Finance help me write my Wasiat after the class?
Yes. If you’d like to take the next step after the class, we offer a Wasiat Writing Service to help you create a valid Islamic Will based on what you’ve learned. It’s a separate, optional service — no pressure, just support if you’re ready.
Is Modern Muslim Finance linked to any insurance company?
No. Modern Muslim Finance is independent and not tied to any insurance company or product provider. The focus is on education, not sales. There is no sales pressure or compulsory consultation, and all advice is given objectively based on the individual’s needs..
