ANSWER: A Muslim has the right to allocate one third of his wealth to anyone who will not inherit him! This means that one can give after his death one third or less to any one or project or charity and his heirs would not have any part in this third. 

Read more

ANSWER: All her heirs.  If she has her parents alive then they’re included in their portion of that gold as heirs. And if she has a son then he blocks everyone else, except the parents, husband and daughters. 

Read more

ANSWER: All of these belongings now must be divided among his heirs according to the sharia. No one can gift it as they want, without prior approval of all the heirs. 

Read more

ANSWER: There’s no problem in utilizing that money and accepting the inheritance as the sin is not on you but the parent who earned it.. 

Read more

ANSWER: Is this after your death or before? If it is before death, this is a gift and you must be equal between your two daughters, regardless of the portion you give them or if you give them everything. If you mean distributing it after your death, if you don’t have a spouse or parents, […]

Read more

ANSWER: No problem, he can gift his property in his lifetime but must be equal in whatever he gives to all of his children.  

Read more