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Revoking Wills in Islam
Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta affirmed that a person who has made a will may revoke, amend, or cancel it while still alive, since a will becomes binding only after the person’s death. Revocation may be explicit, through a declaration of cancellation or amendment, or implied through the testator’s actions. An oral will is also valid if proven, and is carried out up to one-third of the estate; any amount beyond that is subject to the heirs’ approval.
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