Islamic Wills & Estate Planning Attorney – Serving All of New Jersey
Sharia-compliant estate planning in New Jersey
The Law Office of Arij H. Syed offers Sharia-compliant estate planning services to Muslim families across New Jersey. Whether you're in Princeton, Edison, Jersey City, or Cherry Hill, we help you prepare a legally valid and Islamically sound will, power of attorney, and more — all with transparent pricing and personalized attention.
At The Law Office of Arij H. Syed we specialize in the following:
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Islamic will writing
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Islamic trusts and sharia-compliant trusts
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Islamic power of attorney
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Islamic durable power of attorney
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Islamic guardianship
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Islamic family legacy planning
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Transferring wealth in accordance with Islam
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Probate in Islamic Law
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Islamic estate settlement

Serving Muslim Families Across New Jersey
We proudly serve clients in:
• North Jersey – Jersey City, Paterson, Clifton, Newark, Teaneck
• Central Jersey – Edison, New Brunswick, Princeton, Somerset
• South Jersey – Cherry Hill, Atlantic City, Voorhees, Mount Laurel
Our Will Package includes everything you need to protect your loved ones and plan ahead:
✅ Islamic Last Will & Testament
✅ Healthcare Proxy (Medical Power of Attorney)
✅ Financial Power of Attorney
Cost:
• $1000 for individuals
• $1500 for married couples
Remote services and virtual consultations available statewide.
Islamic Wills and Estate Planning FAQs
What makes an Islamic will different from a standard will?
An Islamic will follows inheritance guidelines from the Quran and Sunnah, ensuring assets are distributed according to Sharia. It differs from a standard will by specifying fixed shares for heirs and including religious directives.
Is an Islamic will legally valid in New Jersey?
Yes. As long as your Islamic will meets New Jersey’s legal requirements, it will be valid. Our firm ensures your will is both Sharia-compliant and legally enforceable in NJ.
Do I need a lawyer to create an Islamic will?
While DIY templates exist, a lawyer helps you avoid costly mistakes. We offer personalized legal drafting to ensure your Islamic will is complete, clear, and legally sound.
Can I still choose guardians for my children in an Islamic will?
Yes. Islamic wills allow you to name guardians for minor children, which is a crucial component of estate planning for Muslim families.
Do you offer Islamic trusts?
Yes, we offer trusts that can be customized to comply with Islamic principles. Pricing varies based on complexity — schedule a consultation to learn more.
Can I make charitable gifts (sadaqah or waqf) in my will?
Yes. Islamic law allows you to allocate up to one-third of your estate to non-heirs, including charitable giving. We’ll guide you on how to do this properly.
What areas of New Jersey do you serve?
We serve clients across all of New Jersey, including Princeton, Edison, Jersey City, Paterson, Cherry Hill, and beyond — both virtually and in-person.