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Peace be on you.

Allah's blessings and blessings be upon you.

Today in jalla, we'll be our regular Q&A series.

use from the pool of questions that are sent to me from around the world.

You can send your question to ask why Q at epic mess jid.org once again, ask why Q

one word at epic mess jid one word.org. And once again, you may send whatever you want.

But unfortunately, I do not have the time to individually respond.

I choose from the questions that which I feel would be the maximum benefit to the maximum

viewership. I cannot answer individual fatwas or questions. Unfortunately.

So Bismillah with this inshaAllah, let's begin with our first question for today.

A brother who has asked his name to be withheld from California emails that he has inherited

a certain amount of wealth from his father who recently passed away.

Now his father was a businessman who had many businesses and the man says this person says

that I know that not all of his businesses were halal, especially in his earlier years.

He would deal with Riba and he sold Haram products, meaning the father would have Haram

businesses. And the son says there is no doubt that a portion of the wealth that he earned

is Haram. However, now that my father has passed away and this money is coming to me, does

that make the money halal for me? That is the question we're going to do in the first part

of our session today. And one can rephrase it basically and that is that does Haram

money become halal when it transfers the ownership from a deceased person to the inheritors.

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