Inheritance
172 questions
Should the inheritance be re-divided from the beginning due to 22 extra shares received by the son, or should the recently discovered two carats be divided according to Islamic law, "with the male receiving the equivalent of the share of two females"?
What is the share of each heir from the deceased's estate, if he has: one wife and six full paternal uncles?
How is the inheritance divided between the deceased's three full-nephews and one full-niece?
Is the sister on the father's side, whom the deceased described as a sorceress and an infidel, to inherit only one thousand riyals from the estate, given that the deceased has a daughter and two wives?
What is the share of each heir from the deceased's estate, in the case of leaving behind: a father, a son, a grandfather (father's father), 6 full paternal uncles, 3 paternal uncles from the father's side, 7 full paternal cousins, a mother, a daughter, a wife, 3 full sisters, and debts?
How is the inheritance divided among: a daughter, a son's daughter, a full brother, a full sister, a paternal half-brother, and four paternal half-sisters?
How is inheritance calculated when there is one son, a full paternal uncle, and a paternal cousin?
How is inheritance divided among: one full brother, one maternal half-brother, one daughter, and one wife?
Do the inheritance shares differ between males and females in agricultural lands from those in urban properties, considering my brother’s claim that males and females are equal in agricultural lands based on a previous state decision and the noble verse (O you who have believed, obey Allah and obey the Messenger and those in authority among you), and is it permissible Islamically to replace a divinely ordained legislation with a man-made one, and what is the sin incurred by its perpetrator and supporter? And does the right to claim inheritance of a residential house expire after twenty years based on an Iraqi law that specifies the period as fifteen years?
What is the share of each heir from the inheritance, knowing that the deceased's heirs are: a father, a grandfather (father's father), 5 full brothers, 4 paternal uncles (father's full brothers), a mother, a grandmother (father's mother), and 2 full sisters?
What is the share of each heir from among (a father), (a full brother), (4 full sisters), and (a half-sister from the father's side) for the deceased?
How is inheritance calculated with a father, a paternal grandfather, a mother, a maternal grandmother, and a paternal grandmother among the heirs of the deceased?
How is the inheritance divided between the wife, the daughter, two full sisters, and six sons of a full brother?
How is inheritance divided between a full sister and twelve full nephews?
How is the inheritance distributed among the mother, two sons, and two daughters after the father's death, and are the amounts spent on some heirs during the father's lifetime deducted from their inheritance shares, knowing that the father enjoined that the inheritance be distributed according to Islamic law without including the eldest sister due to her marriage?
Is it permissible for the eldest brother to disinherit his sisters, claiming that their father verbally willed that they are not entitled to the inheritance? Is he entitled to keep a plot of land, claiming it is for males only? And is it permissible for a sister to waive her right to inheritance in obedience to her mother?
Is going to court to settle a dispute over inheritance considered a sin and a severing of family ties, given the existence of bargaining and manipulation on the part of the other heirs?
Did the mother err in not fully dividing the father's estate (a sum of money and a closed commercial shop) among the heirs (four daughters and a son), and in using part of the money for living expenses, while distributing a small amount equally among the daughters and depriving the son of this distribution? And is the subsequent loss of the money a punishment from God?
Does the guarantor of a foundling inherit his money in exchange for raising him, educating him, and spending on him?
What is the share of the mother, the father, the three brothers, and the wife from the inheritance?
How is the inheritance of a man who died leaving behind his wife, four daughters, and one brother distributed?
What is the share of the full sister, the paternal half-sister, and the paternal aunt from the estate of a man who died and left no heirs other than them?
Is it permissible for the heirs to compel one of the daughters to take her share of the inheritance in money instead of real estate? And is resorting to the court to obtain one's right considered a tribulation (fitna) or an act of disobedience (maʿṣiyah), especially with the mother's disapproval? And can the eldest brother and his siblings, who took their shares 10 years ago, return to the inheritance?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding the distribution of a mother's inheritance among her children? And does a brother have the right to seize the gold and real estate and prevent his sister from her rightful share? And what is the way to obtain one's right without severing ties of kinship?