Those who possess knowledge and undertake the drafting of wills must first understand the religion of Allah and then guide people to what is better and more appropriate. When a layman comes to you and says, “Write my will,” he is placing his trust in you; to act as a mere public scribe—concerned only with keeping the client satisfied—is a mistake. Lead people toward what benefits them in both their religious and worldly affairs, even if that runs counter to their customary practices. This poor layman seeks nothing but good and does not know what is best; it is therefore your duty to direct him and inform him of the good that will profit him in his grave after his death.

The third hadith is narrated from ʿĀʾishah (may Allah be pleased with her). She said, “Messenger of Allah, my head—my head!” complaining of a severe headache. The Prophet ﷺ replied, “Rather, I…"