Islamic estate planning · Singapore

Put your affairs in order.Make things easier
for those you love.

I help Muslim individuals and families understand how Faraid, Wasiat, nominations, LPA and other estate planning arrangements work together—so their intentions are clearer and their loved ones are better prepared.

Will & LPA · Shariah-Takaful Services

Complimentary 30–40 min consultation Clear, structured guidance Friendly and non-pushy Faith-aligned planning
Clarity before documentsFamily before formulasPlanning before crisis

How I can help

One estate plan. All the important
pieces considered together.

Estate planning is more than preparing a document. We look at your family, assets, nominations, decision-makers and intentions before deciding what needs to be done.

Estate clarity

See your family situation, assets, liabilities, ownership arrangements and existing plans as one complete picture.

Family · Assets · Existing arrangements

Islamic distribution planning

Understand how Faraid, Wasiat and Hibah relate to your intentions and the people you hope to provide for.

Faraid · Wasiat · Hibah

Nominations & incapacity

Review arrangements that sit alongside your estate, including who receives key benefits and who can act if you lose mental capacity.

CPF nomination · Insurance nomination · LPA

Family & legacy coordination

Bring together the people, documents and suitable instruments needed to support your estate planning objectives.

Executors · Guardians · Trust considerations

A personalised starting point

Not sure where to start?

Answer a few quick questions to see what areas of planning may apply to your situation.

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Planning is not about expecting the worst. It is about making things easier for the people you love.

— The belief behind Alyf Legacy

My approach

Simple enough to understand.
Thorough enough to matter.

A calm, conversational process designed to replace uncertainty with practical direction.

What you leave with

  • A clearer picture of your current arrangements
  • Practical next steps in priority order
  • Space to decide without pressure
1

Start with your story

We begin with your family, responsibilities, concerns and hopes—not with products or paperwork.

2

Map what happens today

We look at how your assets are owned, your existing nominations and documents, and what may happen if nothing changes.

3

Coordinate the right steps

You receive a practical estate planning direction covering the relevant documents, nominations, family arrangements and supporting instruments.

Alyf, Muslim legacy planner and Islamic estate planning adviser in Singapore

Alyf · Muslim legacy planner

Meet Alyf

A Muslim legacy planner who helps you connect the dots.

I believe good advice should leave you clearer—not more overwhelmed.

AEPP®Associate Estate Planning Practitioner

AEPP® stands for Associate Estate Planning Practitioner and reflects professional training in understanding and coordinating estate planning needs.

My role is to help you understand what may happen to your assets, nominations and dependants if you are no longer around or lose mental capacity. Together, we connect Faraid, Wasiat, CPF and insurance nominations, LPA and family arrangements into one coordinated estate plan. Where an estate planning objective calls for it, suitable financial instruments may also be considered as part of the solution.

Clear & structured Faith-aligned & responsible Practical & family-focused Calm & non-pushy

Shared after our conversations

Clarity that stays with you.

Anonymous feedback from clients and estate planning consultation participants.Lightly edited only for grammar and clarity.

Our experience with Alyf has been excellent in terms of service. He is very professional and has strong product knowledge. We look forward to working closely with Alyf again in the future.
My husband and I had consultations with Kamas. We wanted to make a will, wasiat and LPA. Our scenario is a little complicated and our understanding are bits and pieces; with lots of questions. They explained clearly, sorted things out systematically and efficiently. All our questions and doubts were answered professionally and we were given sound advise. Now we are clear of our options, know how to proceed and.. huge load off our minds. Thank you & well recommended!
The session was very informative and engaging. Alyf clearly explained what happens to a Muslim’s estate after death and the possible consequences of not planning properly.
Alhamdulillah, I now have a more in-depth understanding of estate planning and greater clarity about what I should and should not do.
The discussion gave me peace of mind and helped me understand that estate planning goes further than just assets—it is also about preparing for the people who depend on us.

Common questions

A clearer starting point.

Browse the questions families commonly ask before beginning.

You don’t need everything figured out.

  • No complete document set required
  • No exact figures needed initially
  • No obligation to proceed
Is the initial consultation complimentary?

Yes. The initial 30–40 minute consultation is complimentary and without obligation. After a brief WhatsApp conversation, we can arrange a suitable appointment based on your needs and availability.

Do I need to have many assets before I start planning?

No. Good planning is about protecting the people and responsibilities that matter to you. A home, CPF savings, insurance, bank accounts or young children can already create important decisions to address.

Is a Wasiat enough on its own?

Not always. A Wasiat is one part of planning. Property ownership, CPF and insurance nominations, LPA, guardianship, trusts and other arrangements may operate differently or sit alongside it. The right combination depends on your family and assets.

Do you only help with documents?

No. We begin by understanding your family, intentions and existing arrangements. Where documents, nominations or suitable financial instruments are relevant, they are considered only as parts of the wider estate planning solution.

How much does estate planning cost?

The cost depends on your family situation, objectives and the arrangements required. Any applicable fees will be explained clearly before you decide whether to proceed.

What should I prepare for the first conversation?

A brief overview of your family, assets, existing nominations and concerns is helpful. You do not need to prepare every document or know all the exact figures before contacting me.

Will I be expected to purchase anything?

No. The initial conversation is for understanding your situation and identifying possible next steps. You will have space to consider any recommendations without pressure.

Can you help with more complex family situations?

Yes. Planning can take into account blended families, adopted or stepchildren, non-Muslim relatives and dependants with special needs. The appropriate arrangements depend on your circumstances.

Your next step can be simple

Start with a complimentary conversation.

The initial 30–40 minute consultation is complimentary and without obligation. After a brief WhatsApp conversation, we can arrange a suitable appointment based on your needs and availability.

  1. 1Message Alyf on WhatsApp
  2. 2Share what you’d like help with
  3. 3Arrange a suitable time to meet

Assalamualaikum Alyf, I’d like to understand which estate planning arrangements may be suitable for me and my family.

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