Dividing the estate between the daughter and the son's children

The questioner:
Trustworthy.

The Shaykh:
It is worth it.

The questioner:
And a deceased person left behind one female and two males from the male line, so how is the estate to be distributed?

The Shaykh:
As you heard, the daughter gets half, and the rest goes to the son's children, with the male getting twice the share of the female. The problem is based on two: the daughter gets half as her fixed share, and the remaining one goes to the son's children as residuary heirs. As for their heads, how many are they? Three males and two females. So the problem is based on eight, meaning their heads are counted according to their number. The three males count as six, and the two females count as two; with the six, that makes eight. The remainder for them is one, and their share and their heads are eight. So multiply eight by two for the daughter: from her base, one times eight is eight. And for them, from their base, one times eight is eight. Each male gets two, and the females get one each. Two to one, and for the sons three to two. This is eight. Yes.