Islamic Will for Canadian Muslim Families
Answer a few guided questions. We generate a written will package aligned with Islamic inheritance rules and common Canadian formalities like signing and witnesses, with province-specific notes.
Products
Everything your family will need
Five focused modules that work on their own — or together as a complete estate plan. Pick what you need today, add the rest later.
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Holograph or Witnessed
Prepare an Islamic will with guided questions and province-specific signing instructions. Review the completed document before signing.
Holograph or Witnessed
Islamic Will
Prepare an Islamic will with guided questions and province-specific signing instructions. Review the completed document before signing.
Process
A guided flow (10 steps)
Designed to feel like a checklist — clear, calm, and complete.
Profile & Province
Enter your personal information and select your province of residence.
Distribution Method
Choose how your estate will be distributed — by overall percentage, per asset, or via the Islamic Inheritance Schedule (Appendix A).
Family & Heirs
Add your Muslim family members who are entitled to inherit under Islamic law.
Bequests
Allocate up to 1/3 of your estate to charitable or non-heir bequests.
Assets & Debts
Detail your property, investments, accounts, and any debts to be settled.
Appoint Executors
Choose trusted individuals to carry out your will.
Guardianship
Designate guardians for your minor children if applicable.
Funeral Instructions
Specify Islamic burial preferences and arrangements.
Religious Obligations
Record any outstanding religious duties such as missed prayers, fasts, or Zakat.
Review & Generate
Review everything and generate your signed will documents.
Pricing
Simple, transparent pricing
Start with the will. Or get everything your family needs in one package.
Option 1
Islamic Will
Holograph or Witnessed — your choice
You copy and sign by hand. Valid in most provinces.
Printed, signed before 2 witnesses. Valid everywhere in Canada.
- Bequests, executors & guardians
- Funeral & religious instructions
- Province-specific signing guidance
Option 2
Complete Package
Will + all documents included
- Islamic Will (Holograph + Witnessed)
- Power of Attorney
- Emergency Instructions
- Personal Inventory
- Personal Letters
One-time payment · re-download free for 1 year
Group pricing available
We offer group pricing. Contact us at info@wassiya.ca.
Foundation
Rooted in Islamic principles
Your will can reflect Islamic priorities: settling debts, honoring permitted bequests (up to one-third), and distributing inheritance with care.
A will helps your family understand your wishes when they need guidance most. Take the first step today.
Frequently asked questions
What does the will option include?
The will option gives you access to both holograph and witnessed will formats. Guided questions help you prepare your document, with signing instructions for your province.
What is included in the Complete Package?
The Complete Package includes both will formats, Power of Attorney, Emergency Instructions, Personal Inventory and Personal Letters.
Are taxes included in the displayed prices?
Prices are in Canadian dollars before applicable taxes. Review the tax and final total at checkout before paying.
Should I review my documents before signing?
Yes. Double-check the entire document, including names, choices and instructions, before signing. You can also review it with a qualified professional. Wassiya provides document preparation tools, not legal advice.
How can I contact Wassiya?
Email info@wassiya.ca for help with your account or documents.
Islamic will guides for Canada
How Islamic inheritance works in Canada
Understand Islamic inheritance planning in Canada, what a calculator needs, why ownership matters and how to review family shares alongside local law.
Holograph vs witnessed wills in Canada
Compare holograph and witnessed wills in Canada. Learn why printing differs from handwriting and why province-specific signing instructions matter.
Wasiyyah: understanding the one-third rule
Understand the wasiyyah one-third rule, the difference between bequests and inheritance shares, and why recipient eligibility and estate value matter.