Mirath - The Laws of Islamic Inheritance

Of the four situations between the numbers of different inheritors,
either the different heirs (whose allotments cannot be split) are (1) the
same in number, or not. If they are different numbers, (2) the larger
may be a multiple of the lesser numbers or (3) the numbers may be
multiples of a common number. (4) If none of these, the numbers will
be considered as having no relationship with each other.
Note: If any of the numbers of a group of heirs and their allotments are
multiples of a common number, then it is always the Wifq of the
number of heirs that will be held in relationship to the other heirs.
(1) This is a situation when there are multiple types of heirs whose
allotments are indivisible in full numbers, and the number (or the
Wifq) of all these heirs are the same then that common number will be
taken as the multiplier to be multiplied by the sum (or by the `Awl if the
situation has `Awl) to make the Ta]#|#.
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Grandmother
Grandmother
Paternal Uncle
Paternal Uncle
Daughter
Daughter
Daughter
Daughter
Grandmother Paternal Uncle Daughter Daughter
6 3
2
1/6
Residue
2/3 4 2
1 1
4
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1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2
Allotment
of the group
Allotment of
an individual
(2) This is a situation when there are multiple types of heirs whose
allotments are indivisible in full numbers, and the greater number (or
the Wifq) of a group of heirs is a multiple of a lesser number. In this case
the larger number (in full) will be made the multiplier.
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The Wifq of this is equal to
the number of the other heirs