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1 December 2010 • 9.00am – 5.00pm • Istana Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Islamic Wills,Trust & Estate Planning forMalaysian Market

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1. Introduction to Islamic Estate Planning

2. Issues relating to Muslim’s estate

3. Estate Planner vs Financial Planner

4. Common Mistakes in Estate Plans

5. Estate Administration Process6. Faraid: Reviewing Faraid Laws

7. Wasiat

8. Hibah

9. Trust and its practical usage in Malaysia

10. Harta Sepencarian Declaration

WORKSHOP CONTENT

• Understanding the basic idea of Islamic estate planning

• Find out the implication not having a proper Estate Planning

• Realizing problems occurred regarding Muslim’s estate inMalaysia

• Understanding how Islamic estate planning instruments canbe the solution.

• Analyze and structure the usage of the different legalinstruments in estate planning for Muslims and non-Muslimsbased on the case studies

• Understand the practice concept of Estate Planning as aEstate Planner

• Identifying trust and its practical usage in Malaysia

• Differentiating Wasiat planning as opposed to Wasiat writingfor Muslim

WORKSHOP OBJECTIVE

Estate Planning is the process of planning for the orderlyadministration of one’s affairs upon incapacity or death as itpertains to decision-making (Powers of Attorney), guardianshipof minors, asset disposition, and tax mitigation. While mostindividuals believe that estate planning is only for the olderor more wealthy, every adult needs estate planning to someextent. Estate Planning can be very simple in nature, or mayrange to the very complex, thus the need for proper trainingand - in some cases not only to help with your understandingof Estate Planning, but for positioning yourself as an EstatePlanning expert! Nowadays, there are industries or companiesthat provide this kind of services. It is very signicant means toprovide a exible instrument in estate planning in Islam.

WORKSHOP OVERVIEW

Licensed Representatives, Financial Advisers & Planner,Trust Ofcers, Legal Advisers and Will Writers, Fund /Asset

Management, Legal rms specializing in land, propertyinvestment & development (Partners, Senior Associates) inMalaysia and South East Asia, Property Developers in Malaysiaand South East Asia, Valuation Firms in Malaysia and SouthEast Asia, Financial Institution and Tax Consultancy

TARGET AUDIENCE

WORKSHOP DAY 1WEDNESDAY, 1 DECEMBER 2010

CUSTOMISED TRAINING PROGRAMMENEED TO DEVELOP ENTIRE TEAMS?All our conferences and seminars can be developed into customisedprogrammes to meet your organisation’s specic training needs.For more information on in-house training, please contact

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For Reservations & Enquiries, Call (603) 6201 5504 or Email us at [email protected]

Mohd Hairulazlan Bin RamlanManagerBusiness Developmentas-Salihin Trustee Berhad

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Islamic Principles on Sustainable Land Use Planningand Development

• Shari‘ah Principles for Regulating Sustainable Development

• Sustainable Development Institutions in Islam- Reclamation of Land (Ihya al-mawat)- Inviolable Zones (al-Harim)- Charitable endowments (waqf)- Leased Lands (ijarah)

• Administration of Sustainable Development Institutions inIslam

• Lawful Acquisition of Property:

A Step Towards Sustainable Development- Development of Land as a Condition for Perpetual

Ownership- What constitutes al-Mawat?- Efcient Use of Natural Resources and Avoiding Waste

(hisbah)- Granting of Titles for Developing Public Lands (iqta’)- Management of Reserves (al-Hima

• Good Governance and Sustainable Development in Islam

• Sustainable Development Institutions and Social Security

• Role of Public in Promoting Environmental Protection

• Manifestation of Religious Values in the Malaysian LandPlanning System

• Impact of Religious Principles and Values in PromotingSustainable Development in a Plural Society

• Conclusion

WORKSHOP CONTENT

• Explores how land tenure concepts, categorisations andarrangements within the Islamic world are multi-faceted

• Discover the socio-historical context and development ofIslamic land tenure regimes leading to the ‘web of tenure’in contemporary Muslim societies.

• An appreciation of the historical context of land tenurein Muslim societies and the range of land tenure formscontributes towards development of authentic

• Explore the innovative strategies for enhancing access toland and land rights.

WORKSHOP OBJECTIVE

Islamic law promote Islamic property and land tenure conceptsas part of a sophisticated regulatory framework capable of beingimplemented concurrently with any other system of land tenures.

The Islamic property rights framework conceives of land as a sacred

trust but promotes individual ownership with a re-distributiveethos. Islamic perspectives of land administration can supportland rights initiatives in Muslim societies as well as provideuseful ideas for reforming any country’s land administration, landregistration, urban planning and environmental sustainability.

Principles of Islamic law (Shari’ah) are important and inuencesland rights and tenure systems in Muslim societies. Islamic lawcan be seen as an evolving, responsive and assimilating sphere ofcompeting ideologies and interests, though it is a site of strugglebetween conservatives and liberals. An appreciation of thedistinctive features and sources of Islamic law, its methodologiesand diversity in application and its dispute resolution mechanismswould contribute towards strategies aimed at enhancing security

of tenure.

WORKSHOP OVERVIEW

WORKSHOP DAY 2THURSDAY, 2 DECEMBER 2010

Tel: (603) 6201 5504 | Fax: (603) 6201 5611 | Email: [email protected]

2 December 2010 • 9.00am – 5.00pm • Istana Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Principles of Islamic LandTenure, Administration and

Sustainable Development

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CEOs/Chief Engineers/Senior Executives from Legal &Compliance, Construction, Business Development & Analysis,Project Management, Fund /Asset Management, Legal rms

specializing in land, property investment & development(Partners, Senior Associates) in Malaysia and South East Asia,Property Developers in Malaysia and South East Asia, ValuationFirms in Malaysia and South East Asia, Financial Institutionand Tax Consultancy

TARGET AUDIENCE

Assoc Prof Dr. Ainul Jaria MaidinPublic Law DepartmentAhmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of LawsInternational Islamic University Malaysia



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Mohd Hairulazlan bin Ramlan holds a law degreeand Syariah degree from International IslamicUniversity Malaysia. His areas of study were IslamicLaw of Property, Probate and the Law of Succession,Islamic Legal System, Civil and Criminal Law,Public International Law, Transactions in IslamicLaw, Quranic Ayat and Hadith on Law, Usul al Fiqh

and Evidence and Procedure of Syariah Court. He has experienced inconducting Seminar on Faraid and Islamic Estate Planning. His job

experience includes preparing legal documentation of Islamic Willand Trust, administration of Muslim’s estate, and also conductingtraining for Islamic Estate Planner since 2006. His area of expertiseincludes Islamic Law of Inheritance, Hibah and Wakaf. His jobdescription also includes marketing and corporate relations. Hehas been dealing with several banks, nancial institutions, andgovernment agencies and conducting training to their employees.He is also involved in PERWARIS (Persatuan Perwarisan IslamMalaysia) in preparing paperwork for Faraid. He has also been aspeaker for radio talk show in IKIM.fm (91.5 MHz).

Dr Ainul Jaria Maidin is an Associate Professor inlaw from the Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws,International Islamic University Malaysia. She hasbeen teaching for the past 17 years. Prior to joiningthe University as a teaching staff, she has gainedexperience as an advocate and solicitor specialisingin property and corporate conveyancing. She has

carried out several consultancy projects for the Federal Departmentof Town and Country Planning, Malaysia, for the Ministry of Works

on the necessity of establishing a water commission for Malaysia. Atpresent she is a consultant for the Department of Land and Mines,Federal, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to reviewthe existing legal and institutional framework for improving theland administration delivery system. Her signicant publicationsare in areas relating land administration, land development andenvironmental aspects of land development. She has co-authoredtwo books, Principles of Malaysian Land Law and Strata Titles Lawand Procedure and her own book Malaysian Town and CountryPlanning Law is forthcoming by end of 2010.

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ISLAMIC WILLS, TRUST & ESTATE PLANNING FORMALAYSIAN MARKET

1 DECEMBER 2010 • 9.00AM – 5.00PM • ISTANA HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR

PRINCIPLES OF ISLAMIC LAND TENURE,ADMINISTRATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

2 DECEMBER 2010 • 9.00AM – 5.00PM • ISTANA HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR

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