Wills & Estates
Mida Law helps clients prepare wills that reflect their wishes and are valid under Ontario law, with attention to Islamic principles important to them. Islamic Wills strike a good balance between the strict requirements of Ontario’s Succession Law Reform Act (SLRA) and Shariah inheritance principles.
Who this may help
People who want their estate planning to reflect their faith while remaining valid under Ontario law.
Common questions include whether an Islamic will is valid in Ontario, how Islamic principles can be reflected within an Ontario-valid will, and what documents are useful alongside a will.
How Mida Law may assist
We prepare wills valid under Ontario law that reflect your wishes and can be attentive to Islamic principles you would like to incorporate. We do not issue religious rulings, and we do not promise that any religious objective will automatically be legally enforceable.
Common questions people bring to us
- Is an Islamic will valid in Ontario?
- How are Islamic principles reflected within an Ontario-valid will?
- What documents are useful alongside my will?
What to expect
Get in touch
Tell us briefly what you would like to plan.
Initial consultation
An initial consultation to understand your wishes.
Conflicts check and drafting
We check for conflicts and prepare an Ontario-valid will.
Review and finalize
We review the documents with you and finalize.
Frequently asked questions
Is an Islamic will valid in Ontario?
A will can reflect Islamic principles and still be valid under Ontario law when properly prepared.
Do you decide what is religiously correct?
No — we prepare a legally valid will reflecting your wishes; for religious questions, consult a trusted religious advisor.
Should I also have powers of attorney?
Often, yes — we can prepare these alongside your will.
Plan with your faith and Ontario law in mind
Ontario-valid wills prepared with cultural awareness.
No legal advice. The information on this website is general in nature and not legal advice. Contacting Mida Law does not create a lawyer-client relationship.