Inheritance
172 questions
What is the ruling on delaying the division of an inherited house in order to preserve the interests of the heirs, especially since one of the heirs is demanding his share or a monthly rent?
Is it permissible for a woman to forgive her brothers a portion of her inheritance rights without her husband's permission, especially since her husband is displeased with that?
Is it permissible to restrict business assets and allocate one-sixth of the amount, depositing it into a bank account in the name of the grandmother, who is around 100 years old and not fully aware of matters, without closing the business, knowing that it is the family's source of income?
Is it obligatory to give the uncle the value of the inheritance difference in the disputed piece of land, knowing that the land inherited by the father contains a well, and that scholars have stated that land with a well is more valuable, and that the division between them is therefore equal?
What is the legal ruling on a father withholding the agreed-upon monthly allowance from his sons and daughters after his marriage, making it conditional on him receiving all of their deceased mother’s money, even though he is only entitled to one-quarter of it?
How can one respond to the misconception that the verse on inheritance in Surat An-Nisa, specifically Allah’s saying: (Allah instructs you concerning your children: for the male, what is equal to the share of two females. But if there are [only] daughters, two or more, for them is two thirds of what he left. And if there is only one, for her is half) is interpreted based on the number of females, and that the male takes a share equal to that of a single female if there are two females, and that the statement "for the male, what is equal to the share of two females" does not mean like the share of two females combined?
Is selling shared property for the purpose of personal spending considered theft, especially with the partner's refusal to divide the inheritance or provide maintenance?
What is the ruling on utilizing the father's share of the inheritance land, which has not been legally divided, by investing in it such as planting trees and building tents for raising chickens, with the approval of all heirs?
Is the sale by a father of agricultural lands to his youngest son, with the approval of the father, the son, and two sisters, and without the knowledge of the eldest sister who previously benefited from the father's money, considered an injustice to the sisters, and what is the ruling on the two sisters retracting their approval?
How is the inheritance of a deceased person who left forty thousand Dirhams and a house distributed, given that he has a mother, a sister, and a paternal uncle's son, and does his paternal uncle's son inherit?
What is the share of each heir from the inheritance if the deceased left behind a father, a full brother, a mother, and three full sisters?
Do brothers have a share in a house bought by a brother with his own money and registered in his name, and is proving that considered consuming their rights?
Does a sister inherit from her deceased brother who has two brothers and a granddaughter from his daughter?
What is the share of each heir from the deceased's estate, if the heirs are: one full brother, two sons of a paternal half-brother, three sons of a full brother, and nine sons of a paternal half-brother?
Is it permissible for four women to divide their mother's gold among themselves without the three men?
Does the money left by a father in his daughter's account, with his oral will not to give any of it to her siblings, constitute her private property or part of the heirs' inheritance?
How is inheritance divided among full brothers, paternal half-brothers, and maternal half-brothers upon a person's death, and do all of them inherit?
How is the inheritance divided among: one full brother, one daughter, and one full sister?
Am I entitled to claim a share of the house that my brother built on land he bought, knowing that he sold the land I inherited while I was a minor, and that I now live in it with my brother's children? And would my request for a sum of money to buy land and build my own house be considered an injustice to them?
Is the freed slave considered one of the 'Asaba (agnates), what is their order among them, whom do they exclude, and by whom are they excluded?
Is the agreement to take turns caring for the sick father between the only son and six daughters a fair agreement? Should the son serve him two days a week, similar to the inheritance? Does the in-laws' refusal to send their wives to serve their father affect the obligation of service falling solely on the son? Should the father's statement be rebutted? Is it permissible for the son to waive his inheritance?
How is the inheritance distributed if the heirs are a daughter and a paternal half-brother?
Is it permissible to re-divide a house that was previously relinquished and its value estimated for one of the heirs in exchange for a sum of money, based on the request of one of the sisters who claims that what she previously received was a gift?
How is the inheritance distributed in the following manner: one full brother, one daughter, and one wife?