faraid
ENTITLEMENT IN FARAID
HEIR
SHARE
HUSBAND
If there is no child or grandchild surviving the deceased
If there is a surviving child or grandchild of deceased
1 / 2
1 / 4
WIFE
If there is no child or grandchild surviving the deceased
If there is a surviving child or grandchild of deceased
1 / 4
1 / 8
SON
If there is no daughter
If there is a daughter (he shares with his sister, but is entitled to 2 shares for every share given to her)
Residuary
Residuary
DAUGHTER
If sole daughter
If 2 or more daughters (the daughters portion is shared equally among them)
If there is a son, (she shares with her brother, but is entitled to 1 share for every 2 shares given to him)
1 / 2
2 / 3
Residuary
FATHER
If there is a child or grandchild surviving the deceased
If there is no child or grandchild surviving the deceased
Mother
Paternal Grandmother (her portion is shared with maternal grandmother)
If Mother or Father survives
1 / 6
Residuary
1 / 6
1 / 6
Nil
PATERNAL GRANDFATHER
If no father, child or grandchild survives
If son or grandson survives
If father survives
Maternal Grandmother (her portion is shared with paternal grandmother)
If Mother survives
Residuary
1 / 6
Nil
1 / 6
Nil
BROTHERS
If father, son or grandson survives
If no father, son or grandchild survives
Nil
Residuary
SISTER
If father, son or grandson survives
If sole sister
If 2 or more sisters (they share equally)
If Brother survives (they share 2:1 with Brother)
Nil
1 / 2
2 / 3
Residuary
ISSUE RELATED IN FARAID
In a will, a Muslim is only allowed to give away not more than 1/3 of his estate. If more than 1/3 of the estate must have consent from all the decease heirs. If without consent, the heir only can entitle for 1/3. However, writing a will to the heirs or beneficiaries even 1/3 and with consent of the heir or beneficiaries are not valid. There are some issues that related to Faraid such as:
1. HIBAH OR
HEIR
SHARE
HUSBAND
If there is no child or grandchild surviving the deceased
If there is a surviving child or grandchild of deceased
1 / 2
1 / 4
WIFE
If there is no child or grandchild surviving the deceased
If there is a surviving child or grandchild of deceased
1 / 4
1 / 8
SON
If there is no daughter
If there is a daughter (he shares with his sister, but is entitled to 2 shares for every share given to her)
Residuary
Residuary
DAUGHTER
If sole daughter
If 2 or more daughters (the daughters portion is shared equally among them)
If there is a son, (she shares with her brother, but is entitled to 1 share for every 2 shares given to him)
1 / 2
2 / 3
Residuary
FATHER
If there is a child or grandchild surviving the deceased
If there is no child or grandchild surviving the deceased
Mother
Paternal Grandmother (her portion is shared with maternal grandmother)
If Mother or Father survives
1 / 6
Residuary
1 / 6
1 / 6
Nil
PATERNAL GRANDFATHER
If no father, child or grandchild survives
If son or grandson survives
If father survives
Maternal Grandmother (her portion is shared with paternal grandmother)
If Mother survives
Residuary
1 / 6
Nil
1 / 6
Nil
BROTHERS
If father, son or grandson survives
If no father, son or grandchild survives
Nil
Residuary
SISTER
If father, son or grandson survives
If sole sister
If 2 or more sisters (they share equally)
If Brother survives (they share 2:1 with Brother)
Nil
1 / 2
2 / 3
Residuary
ISSUE RELATED IN FARAID
In a will, a Muslim is only allowed to give away not more than 1/3 of his estate. If more than 1/3 of the estate must have consent from all the decease heirs. If without consent, the heir only can entitle for 1/3. However, writing a will to the heirs or beneficiaries even 1/3 and with consent of the heir or beneficiaries are not valid. There are some issues that related to Faraid such as:
1. HIBAH OR