Category: Will / Inheritance

Total : 18 Results

Question ID 599 Monday 15th of July 2013

Question:

Salam My marja' is Ayatullah Khamene'i; Is it supported Islamically when one leaves a will that some shares of their estate goes to someone outside of one's family or more of the shares be given to a member of the family?? Wassalam.

Answer:

Yes it is allowed but the value of wealth included in such will should not exceed one third of the whole estate.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi

Question ID 561 Friday 5th of July 2013

Question:

Assalamalykum, Under the taqleed of Grand Ayatollah Seestani. My Paternal Grandfather's had 7 sons and 3 daughters. His ancestral home is getting divided among his 7 sons (of which 2 are not alive). Out of 3 daughters,1 daughter & her husband died. The other 2 daughters have willingly agreed to have no share in this property(Thihai). The deceased sister's have 4 daughters,of which 3 are married and 1 is unmarried. What is the ahkam of inheritance in this case for 3 married daughters and the unmarried one? Jazakallah.

Answer:

All sons and daughters of the deceased who were alive when he dies, are
entitled to their share. Any one wants to donate or give his share to
others can do so but it must be willingly and with out any pressure.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi



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Question ID 394 Saturday 30th of March 2013

Question:

Salam alakum sayed, May I ask you to please give me guidance in writing a Islamic will, if possible to bullet point in order? Thank you WSA

Answer:

They are many Islamic websites to guide you how to make a will. This is one
of them:
http://www.afosa.org/lectures/afosa_list.pdf

WABIL - World Ahlulbayt(as) Islamic League, London.