Suppose that proceeding to establish the endowment was contingent upon that visit, and all the heirs agreed except for the husband of this daughter; does he have the right to object?
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The questioner : Suppose that proceeding to establish the endowment was contingent upon that visit, and all the heirs agreed except for the husband of this daughter; does he have the right to object?
The Shaykh : The daughter’s husband does not have the right to object, because he has no right to this wealth.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : The right belongs to his wife, because she is the daughter of the deceased. Also, she is not obligated to obey him in this matter. That is, if he says to her, “Do not carry this out,” she is not obligated to obey him in it, because a wife is free in her wealth and is not restricted in it; rather, she disposes of it as she wishes, provided she is of sound mind.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : May Allah bless you.
This is a question from the listener Ibtisam Muhammad Ahmad from Anbar, Iraq.
The Shaykh : The daughter’s husband does not have the right to object, because he has no right to this wealth.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : The right belongs to his wife, because she is the daughter of the deceased. Also, she is not obligated to obey him in this matter. That is, if he says to her, “Do not carry this out,” she is not obligated to obey him in it, because a wife is free in her wealth and is not restricted in it; rather, she disposes of it as she wishes, provided she is of sound mind.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : May Allah bless you.
This is a question from the listener Ibtisam Muhammad Ahmad from Anbar, Iraq.