Putrajaya, Malaysia

Shariah Advisory, Approached with Care

Quorvus supports Muslim clients and financial institutions in Malaysia with considered advice on wills, faraid, Islamic finance documentation, and family advisory arrangements — work that draws on careful interpretation and long professional tradition.

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+60 3-8893 4216

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Putrajaya, Malaysia

Our Engagements

Three Considered Service Engagements

Each engagement is structured to give the client a clear scope of work, a defined outcome, and a professional who follows the matter through from start to close.

Estate Planning

Shariah-Compliant Will & Faraid Advisory

A considered engagement covering wasiyyah preparation, faraid guidance, and coordination with the relevant religious council. A signed copy and written summary are prepared for the client's safekeeping.

Personalised wasiyyah drafting
Faraid distribution advice
Hibah and nomination review
Religious council coordination

From RM 720 Enquire

Corporate & Finance

Islamic Finance & Sukuk Documentation

A measured engagement for institutions involved in murabahah, ijarah, and sukuk structures. Document preparation, Shariah committee coordination, and closing memorandum included.

Transaction document drafting
Shariah-compliant structuring advice
Shariah committee liaison
Closing memorandum

From RM 1,400 Enquire

Ongoing Programme

Comprehensive Islamic Family & Commercial Programme

A structured ongoing engagement for families and businesses covering wasiyyah, hibah, takaful guidance, waqf arrangements, and periodic advisory support with annual review.

Wasiyyah, hibah & waqf support
Takaful and banking guidance
Scheduled advisory touchpoints
Annual written review

From RM 2,150 Enquire

Why Quorvus

What Distinguishes Our Approach

Shariah advisory requires both scholarly grounding and practical knowledge of the Malaysian regulatory framework. These qualities define how we work.

Grounded in Shariah Scholarship

Every engagement rests on qualified interpretation — not generic templates. Advice is calibrated to the client's specific family and asset circumstances.

Malaysian Regulatory Fluency

We work within the framework that applies in Malaysia, including coordination with state religious councils, JAKIM-related requirements, and BNM guidelines where relevant.

Documented Outcomes

Clients receive properly prepared documents — wasiyyah, transaction memoranda, or annual reviews — that can be referenced with confidence by the family or institution.

Transparent Engagement Scope

Each engagement is defined before work begins. Scope, fee, and deliverables are set out clearly so the client knows what to expect at each stage.

Respectful of Sensitive Matters

Estate and family arrangements involve personal circumstances. Conversations are handled with care, discretion, and patience — at the pace the client finds appropriate.

Coordinated Follow-Through

From initial review through to final documentation and registration, the same advisor follows the engagement rather than passing it between staff at each stage.

Ready to Begin

A Conversation Costs Nothing

Whether you have a specific matter in mind or would like to understand what an engagement might involve, we are available for an initial, obligation-free discussion. Reach us by phone or through the form below.

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Frequently Asked

Questions Clients Often Raise

What is faraid and how does it relate to a wasiyyah?

Faraid refers to the fixed shares prescribed by Islamic law for specified heirs. A wasiyyah — a valid Islamic will — governs assets up to one-third of the estate that may be directed to non-heirs or for other purposes. Both instruments work together, and understanding how they interact within the Malaysian legal framework is a central part of our Will and Faraid Advisory engagement.

Do I need a separate Islamic will if I already have a conventional will?

For Muslim clients in Malaysia, a conventional civil will does not govern assets that fall under faraid. The two instruments operate in parallel — one through the civil courts and the other through the Shariah court. Our advisory engagement reviews the full picture so both sides are properly accounted for.

What types of transactions does the Islamic Finance engagement cover?

The engagement covers Shariah-compliant financing structures — including murabahah, ijarah, musharakah, and sukuk issuances — at both the documentation and structuring advisory stages. We work alongside the client's conventional legal and finance teams and coordinate with the Shariah committee where required.

How long does a typical Will and Faraid Advisory engagement take?

Most engagements are completed within three to five weeks from the initial consultation. The timeline depends on the complexity of the estate, the number of dependants, and whether religious council registration is required. We set out the expected timeline at the start of each engagement.

Is the Comprehensive Programme suitable for individuals or only for businesses?

The programme is designed for individuals, families, and family offices as well as businesses with ongoing Shariah-related requirements. The structured touchpoints can be calibrated to the complexity of the client's situation, whether that involves estate matters, takaful, waqf, or Islamic banking arrangements.

Are consultations held in person at your Putrajaya office?

We see clients at our Putrajaya office and can also arrange remote consultations where that is more convenient. For engagements involving document signing or religious council submissions, in-person attendance will be required at the relevant stage.

Our Location

Find Us in Putrajaya

Suite 9-2, Putrajaya Corporate Centre, Persiaran Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, 62100 Putrajaya

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