The bequest of Islamic law is a concept that is contrast to civil law. There are not many people in our country that are competent in this profession. Lack of exposure about the bequest and will to the community is one of the reasons why our people tend to have less knowledge about wealth property planning. There are a lot of issues that arise in this topic which is bequest. A lot of people just like to stick to their own mindset such as everyone can receive the will no matter who you are. These people just love to believe in the myths instead of looking up more about this issue. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to focus on these two issues which is to explain more about which people that do not have the right to get bequest and to elaborate more about the reasons or situations on why bequest can be cancelled. So, by doing the research for this article, there are several methods that will be used in this writing. For the qualitative study, library method had been used in this writing. A lot of data and documents that have been collected by doing this method. There are several journal and document that helps to ease the research and solve the problems that are arising in our country. Bequest is appropriate as an instrument for wealth management. Nevertheless, to put up this instrument, revisions proposed in this article are compulsory to the existing law.
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To Cite this Article: Rashid, R. A. B., Mokhtar, W. K. A. W., Amiruddin, A. A. R. E., Jamaludin, A. S. (2019). Bequest as an Instrument in Wealth Planning in Islamic Law. International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 9(11), 550-556.
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