A HUSBAND is entitled to half of his deceased wife's estate if she has no children. A WIFE is entitled to a quarter share of her deceased husband'...

The Faraid Certificate is usually issued by the Syariah Court. It is an Official Declaration by the Court containing description of the property, it's v...

According to the Muslim inheritance law, legal heirs are blood relatives who receive property shares after the owner's death. In Islamic law, only rel...

In Islam, only the father has the right to appoint a guardian for the property of his children. However, You can appoint a 3rd party to be the legal guardia...

Yes and No, According to the Islamic Law of Inheritance: If you have a Will (Wasiyyah), you can give 1/3 of your asset to anyone including an adopted child...

Under the Faraid Law these are the only people entitled for a Muslim's estate when he/she passes away, according to a specific Share portion; Four Mal...

Yes, it is recommended in Islam that all Muslims MUST write a Will (Wasiyyah). A Muslim can bequeath (give away) 1/3 of their asset to anyone via a WILL (W...

The term of “convert” (new believer) refers to person who have just converted to Islam. In the ownership of property, Muslim or non-Muslim, regardless new b...