A man died leaving three daughters, two sons, and a wife, and then one of the sons died

A man died leaving three daughters, two sons, and a wife. The wife has a son and a daughter from another husband. Then his son passed away before the inheritance was distributed. Does the right of the mother’s children to the inheritance lapse?

First: The wife’s children from a husband other than the deceased have no share in the inheritance. The inheritance belongs to the sons who are of his direct line. As for the son who died, if he had heirs such as children or a wife, his inheritance belongs to them. If he did not have any children, his brothers are the most entitled people to his inheritance.