— The Prophet's (PBUH) reply to a Bedouin who left his camel untied
Faith and careful planning work together.
Principles of Planning
FOUNDATION
Aligning the distribution of your estate with Shari'a inheritance principles, while structuring your affairs so your wishes are honoured and your heirs are protected.
Holding wealth in a way that avoids interest (riba), excessive uncertainty (gharar), and speculation (maysir), and excludes industries inconsistent with Islamic values.
Drawing on the Takaful principle of cooperation (ta'awun), where families pool and share risk rather than transfer it for profit, keeping protection aligned with faith.
Structuring how your estate is held and divided so that distribution follows Islamic principles across your global portfolio.
Using lifetime gifting structures to transfer specific assets and benefits directly to chosen recipients, aiding smooth transfers outside probate.
Arranging Takaful-based and other compliant structures that provide lifelong family protection alongside ethical accumulation.
Ensuring fairness among heirs where assets differ in nature or value, reducing the risk of future disputes and preserving harmony.
Designing structures that move wealth across generations in line with both your faith and your long-term intentions.
Shari’a – compliant planning sits at the intersection of religion, law, and finance. Handled in isolation, the pieces rarely align. A Will may not match how assets are held, or an investment may not honour the principles behind the plan. Ma’an brings these disciplines together so your structures are coordinated and built to last.
