Marriage to the wife of a deceased uncle and the daughter of an uncle

The questioner:
We return to our callers as well. Ma'iz from Ta'if, please go ahead, Ma'iz. May Allah keep you in good health. Welcome, may Allah welcome you. May Allah prolong your life, O Shaykh. Please, the Shaykh is listening to you. I am telling you, this is my uncle's wife; is she permissible for me? And there is another question? This girl, the daughter of my uncle, is with me, and her father is this Sufi. Your uncle's daughter. Yes, my uncle's daughter is with me, and he is the one who passed away, leaving behind this woman who is prohibited to me. Can one combine the daughter and... Right. Can one combine the daughter and her mother, or what is it...? Yes. He says to you: This is my wife, the daughter of my uncle. This is my uncle who passed away, leaving behind this wife. Okay, and is your uncle's wife permissible for you? Yes. Please, O Shaykh.

The Shaykh:
Yes, if she is not her mother through breastfeeding and he has passed away, you may marry her once she has completed her waiting period ('iddah), yes.

The questioner:
He also says: My wife is my cousin’s daughter, and the deceased is my uncle. So, does he say there is no relationship with the wife?

The Shaykh:
We have mentioned this. We said there is no harm in marrying his uncle’s wife, provided there is no milk kinship between her and his wife.

The presenter:
Now, Khalid from al-Zulfi, please go ahead.

The Shaykh:
Waladah. Yes.