iFaraid Calculator vs FaST Guide

Faraid is Islamic Law of Inheritance according with Allah’s (God) decree in the Holy Quran and according to the hadith or tradition of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him). 'Informative Faraid' or iFaraid help users to know share for each heir from faraid calculations quickly. Users can add family relation to the deceased visually using family tree or by using list provided. In Islam, solving inheritance problems is not done by trial and error. There are standard rules governing it. While iFaraid does not explains the rules throughly, even a beginner user should be able to grasp some of it from simple explanation provided in 'Calculation Table' section. Features - Visual relationship between heirs. - Provide reason why a heir eligible to inherit or not. - Faraid calculation table with simple explanation on how each step of calculation is performed. - Interactive examples of Faraid beneficiaries and special cases. - Faraid special cases are solved based on Mazhab Syafie as practiced in Malaysia. - Manage and distribute estates using simple function from calculated Faraid share. - Save and load cases.

Use our FaST Guide - A Powerful Online Faraid Distribution Guide! Revolutionary – only one of its kind in the world! At last, a quick reference tool that quickly tells you who gets what in a Muslim estate distribution. No more guesswork. No more complex calculations. No more tables to look up. Developed by as-Salihin Trustee Berhad, the FaST Guide Version 2© * is designed for those who wish to work out the distribution of a Muslim estate to heirs based on Faraid rules. A handy calculator and guide on Muslim estate distribution. A powerful tool for those in financial planning. What you get: Fractions (and percentages) for distribution to heirs. Amount for each heir based on value of an estate. Millions of combinations allowing up to 15 persons for each class of siblings and issues. Pie chart for the result. Why it is good for you: Easy to use – Inexpensive way to remove doubts and learn more. Clear – Makes clear what is left to whom, so that corrective action and alternatives can be considered. Impressive – impress with fast and authoritative response to questions on Islamic estate planning.