Benefiting the Deceased
476 questions
How is the inheritance to be distributed among the father, paternal uncles, and paternal aunts, and are the two buildings to be sold, in the event that the grandmother passed away and she owns properties and real estate inhabited by some of her children?
Is a gift that was returned after the death of the donor considered an inheritance to be divided among the heirs, or should it be given to other people?
How is the inheritance divided among a wife, one son, and two daughters, taking into consideration that the son built a bathroom valued at 400,000 rubles in his father's house, which is worth 2,000,000 rubles, and what is given to each heir if the son wishes to buy the house?
Is the grandfather's waiver of his share—one-sixth—of his deceased son's inheritance to his grandchildren considered an impediment to their obligatory bequest from the grandfather's estate, and is it permissible to retract the division after it has been agreed upon and each heir has received their share?
What should the questioner do with the money left with him by his deceased paternal uncle, knowing that the uncle verbally advised him before his death not to give the money to his children but to donate it, and that the money does not exceed one-third of his estate?
Does a mother's right to the inherited apartment cease if she remarries, and is she entitled to share it with her children if they take possession of it?
Is all the money left by the deceased mother in her bank account considered an inheritance, or only the one-third she indicated would be sufficient for her, knowing that the son is aware his mother asked him to use the amount and that two-thirds of it would return to him?
Are the heirs entitled to claim their deceased mother's share of her previously deceased son's estate, and is retracting the waiver of this share considered a sin?
Is it permissible for a mother to take her share of the inheritance in cash and remain in the house?
What is the ruling on a grandfather's agreement with his children to divide his property, documented in a paper witnessed by the children, on condition that the property remains in his possession and under his control until his death, and then, after the death of one of the children (the questioner's father), the grandfather invalidates this agreement? Do the children (heirs of the deceased father) have a right to inheritance as a result of this?
Is it legally sufficient to establish a death certificate based on auditory witness testimony for a deceased person killed in prison, given the impossibility of obtaining an official death certificate, in order to secure the rights of the legal heirs who are harmed by the delay in proving the death?
Is a woman considered divorced by Islamic law from her deceased husband, given that he verbally pronounced a divorce upon her and deputized his brother to complete the official divorce procedures, but his brother was unable to do so before the husband's death, with the husband having publicized his divorce from her among people?
Do the daughters' children of the deceased grandmother have the right to claim the will that the grandmother specified for her daughters, or is the will limited to the only surviving daughter, knowing that the grandmother was not aware of the death of two of her daughters when preparing the will and at the time of her death?
Can the claim of a woman who asserts that she is the second wife of a deceased man and requests inheritance be accepted without proof?
Is it permissible for daughters to use their deceased mother's clothes?
Are the heirs obliged to complete the land purchase contract that their deceased father entered into, or do they have the right to annul it?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding the inheritance of a son who was not dutiful to his deceased mother, and is it permissible to withhold his share or to donate the gold owned by the mother to the poor?
Is it permissible for a mother to transfer her share of a house to her daughter, while reserving the right to dispose of it after her death, knowing that part of the money used to purchase this house was inherited from the father, and the deceased brother has a share in it, and the mother has siblings?
Are the heirs entitled to divide the sum that the grandfather gave to his daughter ten months before his death, knowing that the inheritance has already been distributed?
How is the inheritance of a man who died leaving behind: (one son, a father, two full brothers, a mother, two daughters, and one wife) divided, knowing that the father died after the death of his son (the deceased) and before the distribution of the inheritance?
Is it permissible to donate a sum of money that the deceased entrusted to the questioner, having advised her not to tell her brother about it, while the questioner knows that the brother would not donate it on behalf of the deceased?
In the event that a grandfather passed away before his only son, leaving behind four daughters, a wife, and six grandchildren (two males and four females), and during his lifetime the grandfather registered two agricultural lands (the first in the name of his two male grandchildren, and the second in the name of his wife) without any of those mentioned being able to take possession of or benefit from these lands during the grandfather's lifetime, and without clarity regarding the grandfather's intention behind this registration, are these two lands considered a gift and thus excluded from the inheritance when dividing the estate?
Does a deceased grandfather inherit from his son land that the son gifted to his own son and registered in his name, and then the son died before his father?
Is it permissible to reconsider the division of inheritance after the death of the father and brother, knowing that the father secretly bequeathed half of his dwelling to the deceased and deprived the rest of the heirs? And what is the ruling on the actions of the father and brother?