Ruling on the inheritance of a brother's son
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Question:
The listener is from the Arab Republic of Egypt, Muhammad Rashad Ahmad, who is currently residing in Riyadh. He sent a question saying: I had an uncle who passed away and left a piece of land. When the inheritance was divided, they did not give me my share because my father passed away before my uncle...
The Shaykh: Did you repeat?
Question: He says: I had an uncle who passed away and left a piece of land. When the inheritance was divided, they did not give me my share because my father passed away before my uncle. Do I have a share or not? Knowing that our custom dictates that if my father died before my grandfather, there is no inheritance. I ask your Eminence for guidance. May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
You must consult the court or a scholar from the scholars of the Sunnah who are knowledgeable about inheritance, so that they can inform you and explain to you what is obligatory after questioning you and your opponents about the truth. A fatwa requires knowledge of the reality and the details of your uncle's death, and then the mufti will inform you of what is yours and what is upon you.
The point is that this returns to the court or to a scholar who is well-versed in inheritance, who knows about your uncle's heirs, and then he will clarify to you what is yours. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
The listener is from the Arab Republic of Egypt, Muhammad Rashad Ahmad, who is currently residing in Riyadh. He sent a question saying: I had an uncle who passed away and left a piece of land. When the inheritance was divided, they did not give me my share because my father passed away before my uncle...
The Shaykh: Did you repeat?
Question: He says: I had an uncle who passed away and left a piece of land. When the inheritance was divided, they did not give me my share because my father passed away before my uncle. Do I have a share or not? Knowing that our custom dictates that if my father died before my grandfather, there is no inheritance. I ask your Eminence for guidance. May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
You must consult the court or a scholar from the scholars of the Sunnah who are knowledgeable about inheritance, so that they can inform you and explain to you what is obligatory after questioning you and your opponents about the truth. A fatwa requires knowledge of the reality and the details of your uncle's death, and then the mufti will inform you of what is yours and what is upon you.
The point is that this returns to the court or to a scholar who is well-versed in inheritance, who knows about your uncle's heirs, and then he will clarify to you what is yours. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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