While it's true that without an Islamic Will (Wasiat), your intestate assets will be distributed based on Faraid laws, having a will offers several advantages. These include the appointment of executor(s), provision for beneficiaries not covered by Faraid, and prevention of potential conflicts among heirs.

Additionally, having a Wasiat facilitates a quicker and less costly administration of the deceased's estate compared to not having one. The process typically involves obtaining a Letter of Administration, which can take up to 6 months and incur various administrative costs before estate distribution can occur.

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