1. Will (Wasiyat):

• Under Islamic law, a Muslim can bequeath up to one-third of their estate to non-heirs or for charitable purposes through a will.
• The remaining two-thirds must be distributed according to the Islamic laws of inheritance.
• A will must be clear, unambiguous, and comply with the provisions of The Succession Act, 1925 for non-Muslims.

2. Hiba (Gift):

• Hiba refers to the transfer of property during a person’s lifetime without any consideration.
• Gifts are recognized under Islamic law, and the formalities for transferring property through Hiba are outlined in the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.

We provide assistance in drafting wills & Tamleeknamas, handling legal disputes over wills, and facilitating the lawful transfer of property through Hiba/Gift.