Protect your family.
Honour your beliefs.
Without a will, a court decides — not you.
If you die without a will in Australia, the state decides who raises your children, who gets your assets, and how - with no regard for your wishes or your faith. A Wasiyya will fixes that, and keeps your estate in line with Islamic inheritance rules.
Answer a few simple questions. Get a will that’s valid under Australian law and true to your faith — checked at every step by a practising Australian lawyer.
Three Reasons You Can Trust This
Australian solicitor
inheritance rules, in full
done in minutes
The Wasiyya Standard
Without a will,
you don't get a say
If you pass away without a valid will, an Australian court decides how your estate is split, who looks after your children, and even who arranges your funeral. Your beliefs and your wishes aren’t part of that decision. A will puts you back in control.
Your estate, shared
the way your faith asks
Islam sets out clear rules for how a Muslim’s estate should be divided among family. Wasiyya applies those rules for you automatically, so your will reflects your beliefs without you needing to understand the details yourself.
Legally sound, not just
well-intentioned
Wasiyya was built by a practising Australian solicitor, so every will meets the legal standard needed to hold up in court — not just a template that looks official.
No legal degree required
We ask the questions in plain English and turn your answers into a proper legal document. No confusing forms, no legal or religious jargon to decode.
Start your legally sound will
Checked against Australian law. No surprises later.
Your Guided Pathway in Three Steps
Outline Your World
The Distribution Engine
Based on your answers, our platform automatically works out each family member’s correct share under Islamic inheritance law – the calculations a scholar would otherwise do by hand. At the same time, we structure your document so it’s fully recognised by Australian courts.
Print, Sign & Secure
Download your legally binding will. We give you precise, step-by-step instructions on how to sign it with two witnesses to ensure it’s fully valid.
It’s faster to write a will than to explain to a court what you would have wanted.
Common Questions
Are Islamic Wills legally valid in Australia?
How does the 1/3 Wasiyyah (Bequest) work?
Which school of thought (madhhab) is adopted?
Our Farāʾiḍ distribution logic follows the consensus of the majority of scholars (jumhur al-‘ulama). It is designed to be universally sound across mainstream schools of jurisprudence, ensuring your estate is divided precisely according to Quranic injunctions. If you have a specific request you can add this to your will.