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Sister Sharmila from Bangladesh. She emails and she says that her father passed away

And she has a number of siblings. One of those siblings is special need and is mentally impaired and

She is now saying what is to be done with the inheritance of her father?

Does a child with disabilities? Well, he's no longer a child. So this is an adult

Does the adult with disabilities? Mental disabilities?

Get the same inheritance as the rest of the children. That is the question that our sister is asking

And the response is that we're firstly talking about mental impairment such that to the level that

Finances cannot be managed right if a person is you know

There are some people that are maybe slightly autistic

But you know they understand and maybe even they're super smart in some areas, right?

But maybe their communication skills might be a little bit lacking

We're not talking about that category much less a physical impediment

Somebody that is not able to walk properly or somebody has visual or hearing issues, but mentally they are normal

In fact, they need more money more than anybody else

So we're not talking about any type of impediment

Except a mental impediment that causes a person to not be able to function normally in society to the point that they cannot manage

Money right so there are people that you know, Allah has tested them and their families that they're not able to do that

So if that is the level of the impairment, then in this case, I say that

Technically this person does inherit the money technically

It is that person's but that person will not be handed the money right rather the siblings can one of them

Who is trustworthy can take charge of managing it on his behalf and that sibling or anybody else will then spend of that money

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