How is the share of the minor daughter from her deceased mother's inheritance (gold, money, car) divided among these types; is it equally, or can it be from only one type?

If a person dies, their estate is divided among all heirs equally in everything (gold, money, car), unless the adult heirs agree otherwise. As for a minor or immature daughter, her share is preserved for her, and her consent is not valid unless her guardian deems that allocating her share from a specific type, such as gold, for example, is in her best interest. In such a case, he may do so with the consent of the heirs. The guardian is the father, then his executor, then the ruler, or whoever the judge appoints. The guardian must act in the best interest of the ward, and it is forbidden for him to donate, show favoritism, or increase spending unless it benefits the ward; otherwise, he guarantees what he has disposed of.