Oman’s Personal Status Law, Royal Decree No. 32/97, governs the creation and execution of bequests, known as "wasiya." A wasiya is defined as a donation that becomes effective only upon the death of the testator. The law outlines specific regulations surrounding these bequests, impacting how individuals can legally distribute their assets post-mortem. Understanding these rules is crucial for ensuring one’s wishes are legally binding and for avoiding potential disputes among heirs. The legal framework aims to balance testamentary freedom with the protections afforded to legally entitled inheritors under Islamic law. Further details regarding permissible limits on bequests and eligible recipients are defined within the legislation. Seeking legal counsel is recommended when drafting a wasiya to ensure full compliance with Omani law.