Practical, Singapore-focused guidance
Beginner-friendly
Live Q&A throughout the workshop






Does Faraid cover everything my family needs?
Do I actually need a Wasiat?
Will my loved ones know what to do when I'm gone?
Have I done enough to make things easier for them?
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.
👶 Guardian for Your Children
Who will care for your children if both parents are no longer around?
📋 Estate Administration
Who will manage your estate and handle the necessary administrative process?
❤️ Your Personal Wishes
Have you made your wishes known to the people who matter most?
Understanding these three areas is an important step towards building a more complete Islamic inheritance plan.
That's exactly what you'll learn during this workshop.
Faraid and Wasiat are often discussed together, but they're not the same thing. Rather than replacing one another, they work together as part of a complete Islamic inheritance plan.
Here’s the difference in real terms.
| Area | Faraid | Wasiat |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Determines how your estate is distributed according to Islamic law. | Records your wishes and provides guidance before your estate is distributed. |
| Who decides? | The distribution is fixed according to Islamic principles. | You decide what instructions and wishes to leave, within Islamic limits. |
| Your children | Does not appoint who should care for your young children. | Allows you to record your preferred guardian. |
| Estate administration | Does not specify who should manage the estate. | Lets you appoint an executor to administer your estate. |
| Personal wishes | Does not include your personal instructions. | Allows you to leave important instructions for your loved ones. |
| Charitable giving | No specific provision for your charitable intentions. | Allows you to include your charitable wishes, within Islamic limits. |
The goal isn't to choose between Faraid and a Wasiat. It's to understand how they work together to help protect your family.
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.
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.
You do not need to be wealthy.
You just need to be clear.
📅 Saturday, 16 February 2025 (Online)
⏰ 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 Gateway West, Level 12, Beach Road, Singapore






You'll have a much clearer understanding of how Islamic inheritance planning works, what decisions you should start thinking about, and what practical steps you can take next.
💬
Ask Questions Live
🤝
Learn Together
📝
Practical & Interactive
👥
Meet Our Team
🍽️
A Comfortable Learning Environment
You'll leave with more than notes.
You'll leave with a clearer understanding of Islamic inheritance planning and greater confidence to start the conversations that matter most.

Chartered Financial Consultant,
Associate Estate Planning Practitioner, Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor

Asri Rosli, AEPP®
Associate Estate Planning Practitioner, Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor

Associate Estate Planning Practitioner, Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor

Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor

Wasiat Consultant

Certified Islamic Wealth Advisor
Act fast! Secure your spot now for just $67 (regular price: $97) before this offer ends





Since 2023, we’ve been honored to share our expertise on #TamuWarnaVista. Our regular appearances reflect our commitment to empowering individuals with knowledge about Islamic inheritance.
When you register, you'll receive practical resources designed to help you continue learning long after the workshop ends.
🎓
Full-Day Workshop
📖
Printed Learning Materials
🎥
Islamic Inheritance Video Course
📚
Guide to Islamic Inheritance E-Book
📋
Estate Planning Worksheets
📘
What To Do When A Muslim Dies Guide
📑
Step-by-Step LPA Guide
📞
Completion Call
Every resource has been carefully selected to help you continue learning and planning with confidence—long after the workshop has ended.
Included with your workshop registration.
✅ Secure payment
✅ Limited seats per session
✅ Confirmation sent instantly
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:
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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..