The free calculator works out every heir’s share under the school you follow — a full written report, in minutes. Registering your will (free) makes sure the document that carries those wishes can always be found.
A will you can't find is a will that can't be honoured. Registering it closes that gap — for your faith and for your family.
The Prophet ﷺ taught that a Muslim with something to bequeath should not let it wait. Documenting your wishes — and making sure they can be found — is how that trust is kept. Registering your will turns good intention into a safeguarded record.
Wills drafted years ago get lost — lawyers retire, firms close, families move. When the original can't be located, the law may presume it was revoked, and the estate is divided by a default government formula that rarely reflects Islamic inheritance or your intentions.
From registering your will to a family member locating it years later — the whole process is designed to be quick, clear, and dependable.
Tell us that your will exists, where the original is kept, and who to contact. It takes just a few minutes to complete.
Your will's existence and location are logged in Canada's Islamic Will Registry, ready to be found whenever it's needed.
When the time comes, a registry search locates the will and produces a Search Certificate proving due diligence. Anyone may request one; results are emailed within 5–10 business days, free.
No subscriptions and no hidden costs — register once, or search when you need to.
Tell us what you'd like to do and share a few details. We'll confirm your request and walk you through the next step and payment — nothing is charged until we've confirmed with you directly.
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We record that your will exists, where the original is kept, and how to reach you — so it can always be located. You keep the original document itself with your lawyer, at home, or wherever you choose.
This is legal information only. For advice on your own circumstances, speak to a lawyer. The Islamic Will Registry records wills and their location; it does not draft them.
Anyone may run a search — we do not require proof of death or proof that you are the executor. In practice it is executors, family and lawyers administering an estate. A search tells you whether a registered will exists and produces a Search Certificate for probate. Results take 5 to 10 business days and are emailed to you. There is no charge.
It's documentation that a diligent search of the registry was performed. Executors can use it to demonstrate due diligence. It is free.
Both are free. Registering a will costs nothing, and so does a registry search. There are no subscriptions or recurring fees.
The Ilm Hub is the Registry's free reference library on Islamic inheritance and Canadian estate law — over 1,400 pages, no account, no paywall. These are its main rooms.
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