What is the ruling regarding the money designated by the grandfather for his grandchildren—the heirs of his deceased son—from the sale of his property? Is it a gift to be divided among them? And what is the advice for one whose request for her share of this money to pay off her debt was refused?

A gift is contingent upon the giver's condition, and their condition and intent must be observed. If the giver's intent was for their gift to be used in building homes for the donees, then that is binding upon them. If such a condition was not stipulated, then the gift becomes the property of the donee, who may dispose of it as they wish. If a share of the gift is established for someone who is an adult and of sound mind, they may not be prevented from disposing of it. However, if they are a minor, they are prevented from disposing of their property for their own benefit.