Is it permissible to divide an inheritance of gold assets equally between a son and a daughter in a will, and if not, what is the second option? Is it permissible for a mother to use the gold she gifted to her young children who are under her guardianship? What is the available option for writing a will to divide gold among children while they are young?

It is permissible for a person to divide their wealth during their lifetime, provided there is justice among the heirs, and the male receives the share of two females. It is stipulated that the division be an immediate grant of ownership, not a will.

If the intention is not to transfer ownership to the children of their share, then it is a will to an heir, which is not permissible in Islamic law unless the other heirs approve it. It is advisable not to divide wealth during one's lifetime to avoid potential problems and future needs.

If a parent gifts something to their child and the child takes possession of it, the parents may use it if they need it, provided the child is not harmed.