The Division of a Deceased Man's House and His Mother's Right to Its Value
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Question:
and four male sons. The estate was divided among them, and a house remained for the deceased. The house was valued at one hundred thousand at the time of his death, but the deceased's mother refused her share of it at that time. Now, a man has died, leaving behind his mother, whom he was supporting, and four male sons. The estate was divided among them, and a house remained for the deceased. The house was valued at one hundred thousand at the time of his death, but the deceased's mother refused her share of it at that time. Now the house is valued at three hundred thousand. Does the deceased's mother receive her share of this house at its current value, or at the value it had when he died?
Answer:
This is when I invoke the blessing of Allah, correct.
and four male sons. The estate was divided among them, and a house remained for the deceased. The house was valued at one hundred thousand at the time of his death, but the deceased's mother refused her share of it at that time. Now, a man has died, leaving behind his mother, whom he was supporting, and four male sons. The estate was divided among them, and a house remained for the deceased. The house was valued at one hundred thousand at the time of his death, but the deceased's mother refused her share of it at that time. Now the house is valued at three hundred thousand. Does the deceased's mother receive her share of this house at its current value, or at the value it had when he died?
Answer:
This is when I invoke the blessing of Allah, correct.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 30 — archive.org (30:30)
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