Inheritance
172 questions
Does a Muslim inherit property containing forbidden things, such as alcohol, and what should he do with it?
What is the value of the ghirrah in euros, dollars, or gold, and to whom is the diyya given, knowing that the parents caused the miscarriage of the fetus?
What are the rights of the deceased's children and parents to the insurance money disbursed only to his wife, according to U.S. laws?
What is the share of the sister, the paternal male cousin, and the grandchildren from the deceased's estate?
How should six apartments be divided among the heirs of a man who passed away, leaving behind two sons and five daughters, knowing that the apartments vary in value? And what is the counsel of the Shari'ah for one who is negligent with the wealth of orphans?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding the inheritance of a six-story building, where the first and second floors are rented to strangers, and the remaining floors are occupied by the four male children, given that the deceased left behind a wife, four male children residing in the building, and five daughters?
Does money obtained from renting out an inherited house to siblings fall under the rule of "the male shall have the share of two females"?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding the refusal of male children to sell the building that is part of the inheritance, and the demand of the five daughters for their share from it through sale?
Who are the legal heirs of a rural house with rental income left by the grandparents, and what are the shares of each, given that some paternal uncles and aunts and the father passed away after the grandparents, while others are still alive, and the family's decision is not to sell the farm but to keep it?
Does the inheritance revert to the deceased's father or to his children if he dies while his father is still alive?
What is the share of each heir for a son who died before his parents and has brothers and sisters?
What is the correct Islamic ruling regarding a sister who has built a dwelling on an inherited property, where one of the heirs believes she does not have the right to build on the entire area of the land or to contribute to the foundation, proposing instead that she relinquish her share in another plot of land in exchange for ownership of the apartment?
Is it permissible for a person to disinherit one of his children due to problems that occurred between him and his son-in-law? And is it permissible for him to give one of his children more than the others while he is alive, on the pretext that it is his money?
Is it permissible for daughters to take properties of slight value, while sons seize properties of great value and refuse to divide the inheritance according to the rule "for the male is the share of two females"?
Is a girl who ran away from her mother after taking her money and belongings—and who was raised in an un-Islamic manner and disobeyed her mother—entitled to inherit from her mother?
Is it conceivable that daughters receive nothing from their inheritance of shops, whether these shops are sold or rented out, especially since the father only acknowledged one-fifth as their share of his estate, with the sons and mother sharing in that one-fifth, while the sons possess everything and spend lavishly, and have not settled the debts they use as a pretext to withhold the inheritance?
How is the father's inheritance divided among the living now, given the mentioned order of deaths?
What is the share of the paternal uncle and paternal aunt in inheritance?
How is the legitimate inheritance of a two-story villa (commercial shops, garage, family residence, and an apartment specific to the son) divided among the wife, 6 daughters, and one son, to ensure justice among the heirs?
How is a house sold to divide the inheritance among heirs? And should the brother and sister, who are tenants, be treated as strangers, or should their apartments be considered vacant upon sale?
What is the share of the father, mother, full siblings, and the children of the deceased full brother from the estate of a man who died?
What is the share of each of the married daughter, the daughter's son, and the three daughters of the deceased son, and the son of the deceased full brother, from the inheritance of the deceased mother? And does the daughter's son inherit from his grandmother?
Is it permissible to freeze a portion of the deceased's inheritance for the purpose of educating and marrying off the children who have not yet married, or must the entire inheritance be divided, with each of them bearing the responsibility for their own education and marriage from their share?
Is it permissible to invest the money of the heirs of a deceased person, knowing that the source of the deceased's wealth is unknown to the heirs and to the investor?