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Jurisprudence S.L. Al-Hakim March 27, 2025
When a loved one passes away, one of the most compassionate acts we can perform is ensuring their spiritual obligations are honored. In Islam, writing a will (wasiyyah) is not only a recommended practice but a vital step in safeguarding the deceased’s legacy. A well‑crafted will allows the deceased to express their wishes, distribute their assets, and address any unresolved religious duties—such as missed prayers (salah) or fasts (sawm)—to seek peace in the afterlife.
If the deceased had unfulfilled prayers or fasts, Islamic law permits compensating for these acts through a trusted representative. For example:
Finding a reliable and trustworthy person to carry out these duties can be challenging. Many families struggle to locate someone who understands the gravity of this responsibility, and the costs can be prohibitively high.
We recognize the difficulty of fulfilling these obligations and are committed to supporting families in need. We connect you with trustworthy individuals who adhere to the guidelines set by respected marja’ (Islamic authorities) for compensating missed prayers and fasts. Our services ensure:
If you wish to request compensation for missed fasts or prayers for your loved deceased ones, please visit the following links and fill in the details requested:
By addressing these obligations, you honor the deceased’s faith and contribute to their peace in the afterlife. Let us guide you through this meaningful process.
May Allah (SWT) ease the path for all who seek to fulfill their duties and those of their loved ones.
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