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Our mortality and the fragility of it all

March 20, 2020 By Ahmed Shaikh

No Jummah

I, like many of you, am working from home these days.  There is no Jummah or get-togethers with extended family and friends.  We are all told the air we breathe, and the things we touch can potentially kill us and our families.  The news is grim all over the world.  The fragility of everything, from the world’s economy, our livelihoods and our lives themselves has made us all contemplate what we value around us and our mortality.  I do hope we are all calling our loved ones, friends, and family wherever they are around the world.

MuslimMatters asked me to write an article on the things you need to as we contemplate these times, of course, from the perspective of an Estate Planning Attorney. you can read it now.  If you think it is valuable, share it with your friends and family.

Please be safe.

Link: MuslimMatters Article

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Attorney Ahmed Shaikh

Ahmed Shaikh is a Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law (State Bar of California), co-author of the American Bar Association's guide to estate planning for Muslim clients, and a Partner at Bohm Wildish & Matsen in Costa Mesa. He has helped hundreds of Muslim families put Islamic inheritance into a legally binding plan.

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