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The question is not clear! If you want to give your brother a gift while you are alive, you can do that without asking anyone’s permission. 

But if you want to include him in your will which is to be executed after your death, you can’t give him more than 1/3rd of all what you had left behind, providing he is not one of your heirs due to the presence of a son or more. 

I had a house of my own a year ago and have had always planned on given my house and shop inheritance to my younger brother, but now i have sold my house to finance my sons education. Now my intentions are still to give my inheritance to my brother but do i have to ask my children for their opinion as i read somewhere that i have to if I don’t have a house of our own.

Inheritance | June 23, 2020 3:01 pm
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If the Father has named a Shop Just the building to 3 brothers In Written Wasiyah, it is theirs, but what if the shop is of gold and now the sisters are saying that the gold inside should be distributed evenly among all siblings. There is no written proof that the father gave that to the brothers. However, the brothers are saying that in the market they have eye witnesses of father gvng it 2 sons
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A salafi brother who was owning a business fell into a huge debt. A good amount can be paid back if he was to sell ‘his’ properties. His father passed away 16 years ago and the inheritance has not yet been divided among the son and 2 daughter .The mother agreed verbally to divide the inheritance but did not the shariah way. Someone adviced him to file a case so that he gets whats rightfully his