Many people equate charity with will in Muslim law. Remember , a will cannot be enforced while you are alive. The will is valid only after the death of the sole testator , but in the case of a donation, the donation is valid while the donor is alive. However, in case of donation, the property must be handed over while alive. Another important point to keep in mind is that in the case of a will under Muslim law , no more than one-third of the property will be effective without the permission of the heirs , but the beba or donation can be made to the entire property. However, according to Dayabhaga, a Hindu can donate the rest of his property after making suitable arrangements for those who are legally obliged to support him. Death donations will be as effective as a will, meaning that donations may be made in favor of a relative, but not more than 1/3 of the total property. However, with the consent of the heirs, more than 1/3 of the property can be given to the non-relatives. In this case no heir can be bequeathed. If an unborn person donates together, the donation will be valid if he is born within 6 months from the date of donation.