Everything here is free, needs no account, and is written to be used rather than skimmed. The tools sit alongside the reference material because in practice people arrive needing one and discover they need the other.
Islamic inheritance calculator
Select your madhhab, enter the family and the estate, and get a faraid distribution with dollar amounts and the reasoning shown. Ends in a full written report.
Janazah checklist
A printable checklist for the first hours and days after a death — what has to happen immediately, who to call, and the paperwork Canada requires.
The executor’s guide
Nine guides covering what an executor actually has to do, from the first week through to final distribution and discharge.
The four madhahib
What the Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi‘i and Hanbali schools agree on, and the specific inheritance positions where they diverge.
Glossary
221 terms from Islamic and Canadian estate law, each with the position of all four schools where they differ, and cited throughout.
Case studies
Worked scenarios showing how a real family situation resolves under faraid and under Canadian law — and where the two pull apart.
Province guides
All 13 provinces and territories: the court, the statute, probate fees, intestacy rules, and how each interacts with a faraid distribution.
How to use these together
A common path through this material: someone dies → the janazah checklist covers the first days → the calculator shows how the estate divides under your school → the provincial guide explains what the court requires → the executor’s guide walks through administering it.
If you are planning rather than responding, reverse it: read your province’s guide, run the calculator on your own family, then speak to a lawyer about drafting a will that gives effect to it.