Written by David James Oliver Tuhusula on 14/07/2025
The author’s views are entirely their own and may not always reflect the views of Putranto Alliance.
The deceased was survived by:
With the immediate family having passed, the heirs consisted entirely of siblings and their descendants, a configuration requiring careful legal and genealogical mapping.
While the public trustee is well-versed in estate administration under Australian law, applying Sharia principles in a secular legal context presented new challenges. Putranto Alliance’s role was not only to ensure compliance with Islamic law but also to bridge the legal understanding between jurisdictions.
To clarify inheritance shares, Putranto Alliance proposed verifying any wills left by the deceased siblings. Upon confirmation that no such wills existed, Putranto Alliance moved forward with a full Islamic inheritance calculation.
The case is currently in the finalization stage, pending execution of the estate distribution.
This case showcases:
This project reflects more than just a legal service; it demonstrates successful collaboration across cultures, jurisdictions, and belief systems. Putranto Alliance’s commitment to professionalism and accuracy in handling Islamic inheritance law positions it as a reliable partner for international estate distribution cases rooted in Sharia.
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