Nesae 33
33- AND TO EACH WE APPOINTED HEIRS INHERITING PART OF WHAT THE PARENTS AND CLOSE KIN LEAVE BEHIND. AS FOR THOSE YOU MADE A COVENANT TO, GIVE THEM THEIR SHARE, AND ALLAH IS A WITNESS OVER ALL THINGS.
In case a Muslim dies leaving no immediate family, the closest blood relations inherit him. This depends on their closeness to the deceased. Allah’s messenger prayer and peace upon him said: “Give what is prescribed to whom it is due, and what is left goes to the closest male”. (B: Faraed; 15 & M: Faraed; 3, 4 & A: 1; 313)
Still every Muslim can make a will which gives those who do not normally inherit him as share of his estate. This share should not exceed a third. It also should not be the cause of injustice to the close kin inheritors.
B: Bukhari M: Muslim Mal: Malek A: Ahmed D: Abu Dawood
Da: Daremy Ma: Ibn Magah N: Nesae T: Termezi
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