Benefiting the Deceased
476 questions
How is the relinquished portion of a mother's inheritance divided: Is it distributed according to Sharia as inheritance, or equally among the man's wife and children?
Does the father's work in the Eastern Tobacco Company make the pension and inheritance (the house) unlawful, and will the father be tormented because of that?
What is the ruling on eating from a tree that our neighbor, the owner, permitted us to eat from before her death? And is it necessary to inform her relatives living in her house of this permission?
Can a brother who opposes the sale of a house registered in the father's name prevent the remaining heirs from selling it, especially after the death of both parents and the desire of some heirs to take the matter to court to sell the house legally?
How is the estate of a deceased woman who left behind four sons and three daughters distributed, given that two of her children (a son and a daughter) died during her lifetime? Is the inheritance divided only among the living heirs (11 shares), or does the mandatory bequest apply, making the division 14 shares to include the deceased children?
Is a person's death by a metal rod entering their head a bad end, or a raising of their ranks?
Are the deceased daughter's children entitled to claim her share of the gift that their grandfather gave to his son (their maternal uncle) twenty years before her death?
Does a mother who died before her father inherit from her father's land, which is owned but not registered, and does she have two children?
Is the inheritance of the deceased, who left behind a mother, one wife, four full brothers, and two full sisters, to be calculated, knowing that he bequeathed his entire apartment to his wife to be sold?
Does the mother inherit a house and a farm from her deceased son, which the state granted to his children after his death?
What is the share of the male and female from the bequest that the grandfather decided for the grandchildren as compensation for the death of their father before their grandfather, and does the mother have a share in it?
What is the ruling of the Sharia regarding a deceased father's will bequeathing three-quarters of his property to two of his sons, knowing that he was ill and suffering from memory loss before his death, and that there is no bequest to an heir, and that one of the two sons to whom the bequest was made claims that he promised his father to fulfill the will?
Is it permissible to benefit from the wealth of a deceased father if it is mixed with earnings from usury?
Does the income distribution continue as it was before the father's death, or is it to be distributed among the heirs, and if it is to be distributed, how is that to be done?
Does the deceased feel the passage of time or do they sleep until the Day of Resurrection?
Is it a condition for organ transplantation from a deceased person to have the deceased's permission before their death, or the heirs' permission after their death, or both?
Are the children entitled to claim their share of the rent from their deceased father's house and shop, as well as death compensation and his post-mortem salary, or does that come after the mother's death? What if the mother and brother refuse, knowing that the father registered half of the house and shop in the mother's name twenty years ago?
Is it permissible to perform Umrah on behalf of the Messenger (PBUH) and his noble companions, by proxy from Makkah Al-Mukarramah, using one's private funds, while present there to perform Umrah?
Will the oppressor be punished after his death for the continuous bad deeds he committed during his life, and how do we reconcile that with the hadith: "When the son of Adam dies, his deeds are cut off except for three"?
Does a deceased wife become unmarriageable for her husband, and is it permissible for him to wash her?
Is it permissible for the deceased's wife and daughter to benefit from the salary and house provided by the state to his wife, given that the deceased worked at the Ministry of Finance?
Is it permissible for a relative to designate someone to possess his wealth after his death, and what is the concept of a gift (hiba), especially if the deceased has a brother and has authorized this person to directly manage the money as a gift?
How is the estate of a deceased person – survived by a wife, parents, five sons, and three daughters – to be divided, if the estate was not divided until after the death of both parents, and the paternal uncles of the heirs are now demanding the share of the deceased parents, bearing in mind that the estate consists of two houses, one of which is inhabited and the other incomplete?
Is the dissemination of religious topics, images, and videos considered knowledge from which one benefits after death, and does the reward for this act reach the deceased if intended for them?