Referring Dispute Cases to the Courts
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Question:
May Allah reward you with good and do you well. From Egypt, the listener 'Abd al-Badi' Uthman al-Ahmadī sent a question, saying: I bought a piece of land in my country, and my father wrote it in his name. Is it permissible for the married sisters, who have been married for a long time, to inherit this land? Knowing that the price of the land came from my work abroad. Yes. He says: I bought a piece of land in my country, and my father wrote it in his name. Is it permissible for the married sisters, who have been married for a long time, to inherit this land? Knowing that the price of the land came from my work abroad.
Answer:
This is a case involving a dispute and conflicting parties; it should be referred to the Shari'ah courts for review.
May Allah reward you with good and do you well. From Egypt, the listener 'Abd al-Badi' Uthman al-Ahmadī sent a question, saying: I bought a piece of land in my country, and my father wrote it in his name. Is it permissible for the married sisters, who have been married for a long time, to inherit this land? Knowing that the price of the land came from my work abroad. Yes. He says: I bought a piece of land in my country, and my father wrote it in his name. Is it permissible for the married sisters, who have been married for a long time, to inherit this land? Knowing that the price of the land came from my work abroad.
Answer:
This is a case involving a dispute and conflicting parties; it should be referred to the Shari'ah courts for review.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 4496- الرجوع في قضايا الخصومات إلى المحاكم - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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