Inheritance

ANSWER: What your father has done is to give to some of his children and not to others, and it cannot be regarded sharing out his wealth  among his heirs when he is still alive, because he has not given to all his heirs, rather he has singled out some of his children. Singling out […]

ANSWER: If your grandfather died, only his living sons and daughters would inherit him. Once they themselves die, their children would take their father’s or mother’s share. You will inherit 2/3rd of your father’s share and the rest would go to the next of kin and those are the paternal cousins.

ANSWER: The parents get 1/6th each The siblings get nothing.

She can write a will and give them up to one third of her wealth after her death. She can also give them while alive all or some of what she has.

They must first distribute it according to sharia and later on, they can give whatever they want to others.

If your grandfather has a living son after him, this son of his deprives any of you from taking any thing.

If he does this as a will, effective after his death, this is invalid and it would be ignored as it is prohibited to write a will giving one of the heirs more than his or her share. But if he gives it while he is alive and the daughters can do with it whatever […]

No, in sha Allah as this is a gift.

A Muslim can’t inherit a kafir and a kafir can’t inherit a Muslim.

If he has the organs of a male, he is treated as a male! There isn’t anything in Islam as gay!