Naming Children
845 questions
What is the share of each heir from the deceased's estate, knowing that the heirs are: a wife, two sons, and four daughters?
What is the obligation of the mother in these two scenarios: a mother with three full-sibling sons, and a mother with a full-sister and a full-brother's son?
Is it permissible for children to write a new waiver for a kirat of their father's land and match his signature without his knowledge, after the first waiver, in which the father had waived this kirat to them, was lost, for fear of his refusal to waive it again, knowing that the kirat is the father's inheritance from the children's mother?
How is the inheritance divided among a father, a wife, two sons, one daughter, one full brother, two full sisters, one full nephew, and two full paternal cousins?
How is inheritance divided among three sons, three daughters, and a wife?
Is it permissible for the mother to renege on her agreement with her ex-husband regarding the transfer of the children's custody to their maternal grandmother (the mother's mother) after her remarriage, and does the father's right to custody then fall?
What is the ruling on helping one's father marry for the third time, knowing that he is financially dependent on his children and the mother rejects this, and is the refusal to help considered a sin?
How is inheritance divided among a wife, four sons, and three daughters?
What is the ruling on abandoning one's mother due to her constant ill-conduct and the children's discomfort with living with her? And is speaking with a suitor over the phone considered haram?
How is the inheritance divided among: three sons, one daughter, a wife, one full brother, four full sisters, and one nephew (son of a full brother)?
What is the share of the wife who was under his marital bond, and how is the inheritance of a man to be divided who passed away, leaving a wife who did not bear him children, and a son and two daughters from another wife divorced 12 years ago with an irrevocable divorce?
Are the children sinful for taking turns hosting their mother for a month at each of their homes, knowing that she wishes to stay with the child who has the fewest children, but his house consists of only two rooms? What is the daughters' duty towards their mother? And must the sons' wives take their husband's mother with them on their private visits to their families and friends if the mother desires that?
Is it permissible for a father to give his son a plot of land and an old house in which to build a clinic and for the son to live with him in the village to attend to his affairs, or is it obligatory to equalize among the children based on Ibn Taymiyyah's statement: "And he should not single out some of them for giving without a reason that necessitates that, due to the hadith of Nu'man ibn Bashir and others"?
Is the wife sinning by preventing her infant son from visiting his grandmother because her husband refuses to let her stay with him during the visit, given that the grandmother previously threatened to take the child?
Is it permissible for a mother to deprive her male children of their share of the gold from her inheritance, claiming that she helped them with their marriages?
How can one reconcile the Hadith: "The supplication of any one of you will be answered as long as he does not supplicate for a sin or for the severance of kinship ties," with the Hadith: "Do not supplicate against yourselves, or against your children, or against your servants, lest you coincide with a moment when Allah grants [something], and your supplication is answered"?
Is it permissible to marry a girl who was breastfed by my mother six times (tablespoonfuls) via a cup when she was nine months old, knowing that the breastfeeding was with my brother and not with me?
What is the ruling of Islam on a father who rapes children, and what must the mother and children do in this situation?
Will the disobedient son be held accountable for his disobedience towards his father, or will he not be held accountable given that he is repaying his disobedient father for his own disobedience towards his father?
Are the sons of the paternal uncle who were breastfed by the stepmother considered brothers or not? And is the third brother, who was breastfed by another woman who is not the mother, considered a brother? And are siblings through suckling considered siblings only to the children of the nursing mother, or to everyone?
What is the ruling regarding the children of the neighbor who suckled my child five full, satisfying times, in relation to my wife, my daughters, my mother, and my sister?
Is it permissible for a father to grant one of his children a house by way of sale in exchange for that child not inheriting from the rest of the estate, and is it permissible for the son to then demand his share of the inheritance?
How is the estate of a man who died leaving behind a wife and nine children of full siblings to be distributed, knowing that his tenth nephew died before him and has sons and daughters?
Does "your houses" in verse 61 of Surat An-Nur include the houses of girls (females)?