Methodology
Shariah Review Methodology
How we source, review, and test every calculation, citation, and document in Wasiyat against classical Islamic jurisprudence across all six doctrines.
Our Guiding Principles
Primary Source Authority
All inheritance rules derive from the Quran, authenticated Sunnah, and established scholarly consensus (ijma). Calculations are hash-verified and every generated document is DIN-tracked for full traceability. We never invent rules.
Doctrinal Accuracy
Each doctrine is implemented faithfully. We do not blend or cherry-pick between madhabs; your chosen doctrine is applied in full.
No Fatwas Issued
Wasiyat is an educational and planning tool. We do not issue religious rulings. For definitive guidance, consult a qualified mufti or alim.
Community Accountability
Our rulebooks span both Sunni and Shia scholarship, so the platform serves the entire Indian Muslim community faithfully.
Rulebook Review Process
Source Verification
Every rule in our calculation engine is traced to a primary source: Quranic verse, authenticated hadith, or established ijma (scholarly consensus).
Rulebook Review
Doctrine rulebooks are reviewed by the relevant advisor. Each rule includes a citation, condition, and share assignment that must match classical fiqh texts.
Golden Vector Testing
Test cases with known correct outcomes are validated against the engine output. Results must match to 6 decimal places across all 6 doctrines.
Version Stamping
Reviewed rulebooks are version-stamped and hash-verified. Any change to a rulebook requires re-review before it can ship.
Document Integrity Audit
PDF templates are reviewed to ensure all documents meet Islamic and legal formatting standards, including proper attestation clauses, witness sections, and scholar endorsement blocks.
Questions about our Shariah review methodology?
We welcome inquiries from scholars, institutions, and community members.