Someone who dies leaving no will

Q 2: Is it permissible to give one quarter of the estate to someone who left no will in charity?


A: The whole estate of a dead person who left no will is that of the heirs after paying off debts, unless the heirs approve of spending a part of the estate on charitable purposes or some heirs of full age, without limitation, approve of giving a certain amount of their respective shares in charity.

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If the bequeathed money is not enough to fulfill the will every year, money should be gathered every two years to make up the difference

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Impermissibility of including a bequest to someone who has a right, with the deceased in the one third

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Ruling on and disposing of the money remaining from the one third

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Paying one third of the money during one's life as an early bequest

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Fulfilling the will from one third of the estate only even if the entire estate was bequeathed

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One third of the inheritance includes everything left by the deceased, even the Diyah

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It is not permissible to bequeath more than one third or to make a will for a legal heir

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Obligation of fulfilling a will

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