Is it permissible for a Muslim to make a bequest for a non-Muslim relative?
Although there are no ties of inheritance between Muslims and non-Muslims, bequest will be valid from both sides.
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Although there are no ties of inheritance between Muslims and non-Muslims, bequest will be valid from both sides.
The wasiyyat is valid. She has the right to reside in the property for 5 years. The property remains the asset of the heirs. After 5 years, her right terminates.
The son who murdered his father is non-existent in so far as inheritance is concerned. Thus the heirs are the wife, the one daughter, and the 1 brother and 1 sister. The share of…
The ground is part of the estate. However, the house built by the heir belongs to him/her. The issue now is to decide the fate of the house. The heirs can offer to buy the house or…
The fact that the woman married in terms of the Christian faith renders her a Murtaddah. She is not a Muslim. As such she inherits nothing. The only other daughter receives the…
The 2 sisters receive two thirds of the estate. The grandson of the paternal uncle receives one third.
The speaker system in the Qabrustaan is not permissible. The collective dua is bid'ah. This shaitaaniyat is not permissible.
Only the 1 full brother and the 3 full sisters inherit. The estate has to be divided into 5 shares. The brother receives 2 shares, and each sister 1 share.
While you are alive you can sell your property to your sons. Whatever amount remains unpaid by the time of your death will be for the heirs.
This custom is not permissible. The face of the mayyit should not be exposed for viewing.
There is no collective dua. Any one may make dua silently for the mayyit at any time without making it a function/ custom. He/she may silently make a dua without others being…
The Janaazah Salaat may be performed anywhere except in the Musjid. According to the JALSAHS OF SIN
The ‗some maulanas' are practicing bid'ah. The hands should not be lifted and the dua should not be collective and audible.
The custom of serving food after the burial is bid'ah and not permissible.
If any heir wants animals physically, then his/her share of the animals should be given physically. If no one wants the animals, these should be sold.
If the animals were purchased by the deceased, or introduced into the fenced farm by the deceased, then these will be assets in his estate, and all the heirs have their respective…
Yes, his inheritance may be given to him in instalments.
When your uncle-in-law passed away, the following were alive: One sister, one brother, one stepsister (same father) and one stepbrother. Besides these, we have understood that he…
Yes, Muslim relatives will inherit the estate of the murtad.
Muslims can accept the wasiyyat made by the murtad.