What is the main purpose of estate planning?

• To avoid paying taxes
• To appoint a guardian for minor children.
• To make funeral arrangements.
• To ensure assets are managed and distributed according to the owner's wishes.

A Muslim is prohibited from creating a will (wasiat)

What is hibah

• Gift made during a person’s lifetime
• A type of islamic will
• A legal dispute over inheritance
• A type of trust

What happens to a will if a testator gets divorced?

• The will is automatically revoked
• The will remains valid unless explicitly changed
• The ex-spouse automatically inherits everything
• The will is only revoked if the divorce was due to infidelity

Under Islamic law (Faraid), all heirs receive equal shares of the deceased's estate.

A testator can revoke their will before their death.

In the context of Faraid, who are "Zawul Furoodh"?

• Those who inherit the remaining estate after the fixed shares are distributed.
• Those who have a right to specific, predetermined shares of the estate.
• Those who are excluded from inheritance entirely.

Which are these document is NOT recognized in Malaysia.

• Individual Will
• Mutual Will
• Holographic Will
• Islamic Will

What is Harta Sepencarian?

• An inheritance received from a parent.
• A type of Islamic trust.
• Property acquired jointly by a married couple during their marriage.
• A testamentary disposition.

Assets given as hibah are excluded from the calculation of Faraid.

EPF savings are considered harta sepencarian by default in Malaysia

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding Joint Wills?

• They are legally binding for both parties even after death
• They are confidential
• They are governed by Syariah law only
• They are highly recommended for all couples

How much of the estate can be given to non-heirs through wasiat without needing the consent of Faraid heirs?

• Unlimited
• 50%
• 1/3
• 1/4