Mirath - The Laws of Islamic Inheritance

If Ta]#|# has to be performed, then one will perform that at this stage.
One will ignore everything apart from the new sum and the final
allotments.
One will times the multiplier by
the new sum to get the Tashih,
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ignoring the old splits
3 Wives
1/4
Sister
1/2
Uterine Brother
1/6
4 9
3
12 27 9
4 4 4 27
9
One will also ignore
the old allotments
and only consider the
allotments from the
new sum to make the
allotments from the
Tashih
Note: As from their definitions, one will notice that `Awl and Radd are
opposites and thus cannot come together in one scenario.
MAKING THE ALLOTMENTS MATCH THE ESTATE
As one will have noticed, in none of the examples given has an estate
actually been divided. What has been done is that each individual has
got an allotment (or share) from a total sum (original or reached
through `Awl, Radd or Ta]#|#). This total, more often than not, bears
no resemblance to the actual estate or its value. e.g. A sum may be of
5040 shares (allotments), whereas the actual estate may be £100,000
or £1,000. Thus if one wishes to know what the actual inheritance is
for each heir then one will have to convert this allotment into an actual
portion of the estate. This is done by applying the following formula.
Individual
Inheritance
Individual
Allotment
Estate Total
Total Allotments
Which in simple terms is, the total value of the estate will be divided by
the total number of allotments (i.e. the sum). The resulting number will
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