Chapter: Two Paternal Cousins: One is a Maternal Half-Brother and the Other is a Husband.
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The Shaykh : Regarding two paternal cousins, one of whom is a maternal half-brother and the other is a husband: he takes his fixed share as a person with a fixed share, and the remainder is divided between them as residuary heirs. But what is the specific case? Yasir.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Two paternal cousins of a woman; a woman has two paternal cousins, two of them. One of them married her, then she died leaving both of them. One is a husband and a paternal cousin, and the second is a paternal cousin but not a husband. So we say: the husband gets half if she left no children, and the remaining half is divided between them as residuary heirs...
Now, let us illustrate with this example.
Two paternal cousins, one of whom married his paternal cousin’s daughter, then she died leaving both of them. We say: the husband gets half as a fixed share, and the remainder is divided between them as residuary heirs. So the paternal cousin who is the husband inherits three-quarters, and that one inherits a quarter. This is the case where one of them is a husband.
Is one of them a maternal half-brother? What is the case, Khalid? Do not look in the book.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... Okay, we want one of them to be a maternal half-brother only, without a husband? Two paternal cousins, one of whom is a maternal half-brother of the deceased? Salim, what is his example?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... Okay, let us read.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Two paternal cousins of a woman; a woman has two paternal cousins, two of them. One of them married her, then she died leaving both of them. One is a husband and a paternal cousin, and the second is a paternal cousin but not a husband. So we say: the husband gets half if she left no children, and the remaining half is divided between them as residuary heirs...
Now, let us illustrate with this example.
Two paternal cousins, one of whom married his paternal cousin’s daughter, then she died leaving both of them. We say: the husband gets half as a fixed share, and the remainder is divided between them as residuary heirs. So the paternal cousin who is the husband inherits three-quarters, and that one inherits a quarter. This is the case where one of them is a husband.
Is one of them a maternal half-brother? What is the case, Khalid? Do not look in the book.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... Okay, we want one of them to be a maternal half-brother only, without a husband? Two paternal cousins, one of whom is a maternal half-brother of the deceased? Salim, what is his example?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... Okay, let us read.