MUSLIM DEED OF FAMILY ARRANGEMENTS
It is essential in cases where a Muslim wants to distribute more than 1/3 of his Estate to non-beneficiaries or to distribute his Estate equally to all Faraid beneficiaries for the Faraid beneficiaries to sign the Deed. The said Deed will be written evidence that they have agreed for your Estate to be distributed according to your Wasiat. Your Will is considered as valid if all the Faraid beneficiaries consent to the distribution of your Estate to be according to your Will if your Will does not follow the limitations under the Syariah Law.
Regardless of whether it is a Muslim or non-Muslim Will, the executors named in a Muslim Will or non-Muslim Will must make an application at the Family Justice Courts for the Grant of Probate. At Emerald Law, our lawyers will advise you on these procedures, to help solve issues surrounding the division of your matrimonial assets.
