Islamic Estate Planning in Texas

Sharia Wiz

Islamic Trust

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Individual Islamic revocable living trust from Sharia Wiz: transfer assets into a trust you control completely during life - amend or revoke anytime - and at death your trustee distributes to your Islamic heirs per the platform's four-madhhab faraid engine, without probate court. The $499 package runs eight documents, including an Islamic pour-over will that sweeps unfunded assets back into the trust, an Islamic Inheritance Law Appendix, a Certification of Trust, a healthcare directive, a financial POA, an elective-share waiver, and a step-by-step trust-funding guide. Real-estate deed transfers into the trust are available via The Dec Firm from $175.

Sharia Wiz

Power of Attorney

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State-specific durable financial power of attorney from Sharia Wiz at $39 - in fiqh terms a wakala, appointing an agent (wakil) to manage financial and legal affairs during incapacity. The document comes with Islamic guidance on selecting an agent and the duties the delegation carries, plus downloadable signing, witnessing, and notarization instructions for your state. It bundles with the will and healthcare directive for $250, and carries the platform's unlimited free lifetime updates. Available in all 50 states as part of the Raqaba-audited Sharia Wiz suite.

Sharia Wiz

Healthcare Directive

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State-specific Islamic healthcare directive from Sharia Wiz: a living will plus healthcare proxy documenting end-of-life medical wishes according to Islamic principles, so family and medical teams have a legally recognized statement rather than a verbal understanding made under pressure. $59 standalone, available in all 50 states, with downloadable state-specific execution instructions; it also bundles with the will and power of attorney for $250. Part of the Raqaba-audited Sharia Wiz document suite, with unlimited free document updates for life.

Sharia Wiz

Inheritance Calculator

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Free five-minute Faraid calculator from Sharia Wiz: answer a few questions and it computes your estate's division under classical 'ilm al-fara'id - fixed Quranic shares, ta'sib (residuary) ranking, and the radd and 'awl adjustments - with madhhab-level differences programmed in rather than flattened. One disclosed example: Hanafi law lets a paternal grandfather block siblings entirely, where the Hanbali, Maliki, and Shafi'i schools have them share. For daughters-only estates it presents both scholarly positions and lets you choose. The same calculator was approved in Raqaba's independent Shariah audit and feeds directly into the platform's will and trust drafting flows.

Sharia Wiz

Islamic Will & Estate Plan

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Sharia Wiz's flagship will plan: $199 buys five state-specific documents - the Islamic will, an Islamic Inheritance Appendix walking the executor through the actual division, an elective-share waiver or community-property agreement depending on your state, a healthcare directive, and a financial power of attorney. The inheritance engine implements classical 'ilm al-fara'id across all four Sunni madhhabs, with school-level differences disclosed rather than flattened. Documents carry downloadable signing, witnessing, and notarization instructions, unlimited free lifetime updates, a 30-day money-back guarantee, and approval in an independent Shariah audit by Raqaba.

Sharia Wiz

Islamic Prenuptial Agreement

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Shariah-compliant prenup, state-specific in all 50 states and designed by Islamic family-law expert Abed Awad, Esq. The $999 package includes the prenup, a Muslim marriage contract, and two Islamic wills (one per spouse). Built around a four-step collaborative workflow (initiate, collaborate, negotiate, finalize), with e-notarization available in all states except Maryland and Wisconsin and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Sharia Wiz

Islamic Family Waqf

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The first scholar-approved Islamic joint living revocable trust for Muslim American couples, co-developed by Sharia Wiz and Azzad Asset Management (the largest U.S. Sharia-compliant investment firm). One trust document covers both spouses, takes effect the moment it is signed, manages both spouses' assets during life, avoids probate for funded assets, and at the second spouse's death routes the remainder to the Quranic heirs by Faraid.

Sharia Wiz

Community Property Agreement

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State-specific agreement for married couples in the nine community property states (AZ, CA, ID, LA, NM, NV, TX, WA, WI) that realigns marital property ownership with Islamic inheritance rules. Community property law automatically vests half of everything acquired during marriage in each spouse, which silently rewrites faraid math before an Islamic will even speaks. This agreement - including a schedule classifying separate versus community property - restores the ownership pattern so the shares the will directs are the shares heirs actually receive. Part of the Raqaba-audited Sharia Wiz suite, supplied within the will-based estate plan for community-property-state residents.

MyWassiyah

Marital Agreement

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Marital property (transmutation) agreement from MyWassiyah at a flat $44.99, flagged by the company as a 'Must Have for Community Property States.' In the nine community property states, state law automatically vests half of marital acquisitions in each spouse, and elective-share statutes let a survivor take against a will - either way, the fixed Quranic shares an Islamic will directs can be defeated before the will speaks. This agreement has both spouses legally reclassify ownership and waive elective-share rights so the faraid distribution actually holds. It pairs with the $159.99 Islamic will in a $174.99 package.

MyWassiyah

Islamic Will & Estate Plan

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State-specific Islamic will from MyWassiyah at a flat $159.99, covering charity and gift declarations, guardian designation, personal representatives, and burial expenses and debts. The company claims every document is 'created by experienced attorneys and Islamic scholars' and 'checked by Islamic Scholars to comply with the Quran and Sunnah,' and fields the largest endorsement roster in the niche - 16 named figures including Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Shah (Fiqh Council of North America), Dr. Tahir Wyatt, and Imam Zaid Shakir. Part of a ten-document suite topping out at $750, which now includes a $325.99 trust document.

MinaWill

Healthcare Directives

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MinaWill's $10 healthcare directive add-on combines healthcare-agent appointment with a living will, letting Muslims record end-of-life treatment preferences in advance so family and doctors can honor their wishes rather than guess under pressure. The price comes from MinaWill's own pricing API - the marketing pages never display prices - and the living will plus HIPAA authorization also ship inside the $99 Islamic Will bundle, so check what you already own first. Output is printable, with digital-safe storage and sharing included; validity is claimed 'in most states' with no published state list.

MinaWill

Islamic Will & Estate Plan

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MinaWill's flagship $99 bundle: a Last Will and Testament plus HIPAA authorization, living will, and power of attorney, produced by a guided online flow the company claims takes under 20 minutes, with digital-safe document storage and sharing included. Prices never appear on the marketing pages - the $99 figure comes from MinaWill's own pricing API - and each spouse must purchase separately. Execution requires two adult, sane, non-beneficiary witnesses, with validity claimed 'in most states' and no published state list. Free changes for the first week after purchase; ongoing updates require a subscription.

MinaWill

Financial Power of Attorney

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Free standalone durable financial power of attorney from MinaWill - in fiqh terms a wakala, appointing an agent to manage property and financial decisions if you are incapacitated or away. The 15-minute online flow produces a printable document, and this is the one MinaWill product that ships with notarization guidance: the site explains the steps to formally sign, witness, and notarize under your state's law. Listed at $0 on MinaWill's own pricing API (the marketing pages never display prices), with storage and sharing through the platform's digital-safe service. Validity is claimed 'in most states' with no published state list.

MinaWill

Beneficiary Designations

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A $10 MinaWill add-on for documenting beneficiary designations alongside your will - the designations on retirement accounts, life insurance, and similar assets that transfer outside probate. Coordinating them with an Islamic will matters more than most buyers realize: designations override the will, so a single mismatched form can defeat faraid distribution entirely. The price comes from MinaWill's own pricing API (marketing pages show no prices). Note that the platform publishes no guidance on aligning designations with fixed Quranic shares, so the combined plan should be checked with a scholar you trust.

The Islamic Seminary of America

Islamic Will & Estate Plan

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The Islamic Seminary of America (TISA) - an affiliate of the Association of Theological Schools with its own board of Islamic scholars - partners with Muslim.Estate to offer its community a free Sharia-compliant online will builder. The roughly 30-minute questionnaire covers family, financial affairs, and preferences, automatically calculates each beneficiary's share under Islamic inheritance law, and delivers a print-and-sign will with signing instructions, with answers stored securely for later updates. TISA's page also curates referral lists of Muslim estate-planning attorneys and wealth-management firms with an explicit no-compensation disclaimer, and notes plainly that online wills 'cover simple cases or serve as an initial plan.'

Muslim.Estate

Islamic Will

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Free state-specific Islamic will builder founded by Hafiz Yaser Ali, J.D. - a hafiz of the Quran with law degrees from Harvard and UC Berkeley who co-authored the American Bar Association's 'Estate Planning for the Muslim Client.' The guided interview calculates each beneficiary's faraid share under Islamic law and produces a legally valid will with signing instructions, covering guardians, executor, and Islamic distribution, with free edits when circumstances change. The standalone inheritance calculator, advance directive, and revocable trust remain 'Coming Soon,' and the platform also white-labels as The Islamic Seminary of America's Online Will Planner.

Self-serve Islamic prenup and postnup generator: build and review the full agreement free, pay $499 per couple only at download, then sign and notarize yourselves. Covers mahr (prompt and deferred), asset and debt division, khula/talaq procedures, iddah and nafaqa, mut'ah, optional custody clauses, and faith-based arbitration.

Fixed-price ($499) Islamic prenup template co-developed by Sh. Joe Bradford (Islamic University of Madinah) and Naveed Husain (family law attorney). Couples complete asset disclosure forms, the platform generates a filled-in draft, then each spouse retains their own family-law attorney to finalize and execute. Published state-law enforceability guides cover California, Illinois, Michigan, and Texas.