How is an inheritance divided among three full nephews, two full paternal cousins, and two half paternal cousins?

If the heirs are limited to full-paternal nephew(s), full-paternal uncle’s son(s), and paternal uncle’s son(s) from the father’s side, then the entire inheritance goes to the full-paternal nephew(s) by ta‘sib (residuary heirship), to be divided equally among them. There is nothing for the full-paternal uncle’s son(s) or the paternal uncle’s son(s) from the father’s side, because they are completely excluded by the full-paternal nephew, as he is the closest residuary heir to the deceased. The inheritance is divided among the full-paternal nephew(s) according to their number of heads, with each one receiving an equal share.