Built by a scholar.
Reviewed by specialists.
Mizaanly is a Sharia-compliant Faraid calculator built from the ground up by a practising Mufti — for UK Muslim families who need accurate, trustworthy Islamic inheritance guidance and a document their solicitor can actually use.
The same question, asked by thousands of families
UK Muslims think seriously about what happens after they are gone — what becomes of what they have built, how their wealth reaches the right people, and whether an estate distributed according to the Qurʾan and Sunnah can actually be recognised in a country governed by English law.
As a Mufti practising in the UK, I heard these questions constantly. Families came to me worried and uncertain — unsure whether Islamic inheritance law could coexist with the Wills Act 1837, unsure who among their heirs held a Quranic entitlement, unsure where to go for a reliable answer. The same concerns arose across every background and every estate size. There was no single place to send them.
“They weren’t asking for something complicated. They wanted to know their affairs would be handled properly — according to what Allah has decreed, in the country they call home.”
So I built Mizaanly. I spent considerable time developing the calculation engine, drawing on years of working through these questions with real families. The mathematics of Faraid — Awl, Radd, the four madhab positions, multi-generational chains — had to be correct in every case, not just the straightforward ones. When the platform took shape, I did not release it until I was certain of it. The responsibility was too significant for anything less.
Before release, I asked Mufti Azizur Rahman to review the platform in full. Together with his students — each pursuing advanced specialisation in Islamic jurisprudence — he examined every case the engine handles. After that process of verification and refinement, Mizaanly became what it is today.
The scholars behind every calculation
Mizaanly was built by a practising Mufti and reviewed by a specialist in Fiqh and Islamic Economics. Every share in the engine traces directly to the Qurʾan and the four major madhhabs — nothing is approximated, and the basis for every fraction is recorded.
A Mufti practising in the UK, holding a Master’s in Fiqh from the Markazul Quran Islamic Research Centre, Dhaka. After years of guiding UK Muslim families through questions of estate distribution, inheritance law, and the intersection of Faraid with the Wills Act 1837, he built Mizaanly to provide what those families needed but could not find: a reliable, scholar-built tool that produces a document UK solicitors can actually use.
UK Islamic Practice MA Fiqh — Markazul QuranAssistant Mufti and Chief Disciplinary Officer at the Jahura Kamal Islamic Research Centre, Aftabnagar, Dhaka. Holds a Master’s in Fiqh and Islamic Economics from the Islamic Research Centre, Bashundhara. His review of the Mizaanly engine covered standard distributions, Awl and Radd adjustments, grandfather–sibling disputes across all four madhabs, and multi-generational chains. Every share was verified against its source in the Qurʾan and classical jurisprudence before release.
Fiqh & Islamic Economics Jahura Kamal CentreWhat sets it apart
Mizaanly addresses the gap between Faraid and English law directly. It produces a Solicitor Instruction Letter that a UK solicitor can use to draft a valid will under the Wills Act 1837 — not a general Islamic document that leaves the legal work undefined.
Calculations derive directly from Surah An-Nisa 4:11, 4:12, and 4:176. The Quranic basis and madhab position for every heir’s share is recorded in the output. Nothing is approximated or left unaccounted for.
The calculation engine was written by a practising Mufti and reviewed by a specialist in Fiqh and Islamic Economics before any family relied on it. The review was substantive — covering edge cases, madhab differences, and complex family compositions — not a formality.
Four commitments Mizaanly does not compromise on
These are not buried in a terms and conditions document. They are stated before, during, and after every interaction with the product.
Mizaanly produces a professional Solicitor Instruction Letter that solicitors use directly when drafting your will. It contains the suggested Gift of Residue clause wording, heir-by-heir shares with Quranic basis, and formal drafting notes. A valid will must still be executed under the Wills Act 1837 by a qualified solicitor. This is stated before download, inside the PDF, and in every page footer — not as a disclaimer, but as essential information every client needs to act.
Estate planning requires sharing names, family relationships, and financial details. Mizaanly complies with UK GDPR, does not sell user data, and stores information securely so families can return and continue at any point.
The Faraid calculation is free, with no account required to begin. The Solicitor Instruction Letter PDF is £29, one-time, per case. There are no subscription fees, no hidden charges, and no upgraded tiers. The price is stated before payment is requested.
Before any PDF is generated, the user confirms: “I understand this is not a legally binding will.” The confirmation is required on every download, without exception. It is not a box to click past — it is a gate.
Grounded in what Allah has decreed
- Surah An-Nisa 4:11–12 and 4:176 implemented as revealed, without approximation
- All four Sunni madhabs supported: Hanafi, Shafiʿi, Maliki, Hanbali — your school, applied correctly
- Awl, Radd, Hajb, wasiyyah, and multi-generational inheritance chains handled in full
- Output formatted for UK solicitors under the Wills Act 1837 — not a generic Islamic document
“Allah instructs you concerning your children…”