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A brother emails and says that.

I have two brothers and a sister who is divorced.

All of us are successful, except for the sister who is divorced all of us are successful except for the

sister she is struggling with her children and my father wishes to leave the

inheritance to my sister and all of us have agreed to this but he is worried that he might be

committing a sin by denying us of our inheritance that is in the Quran so what is

your advice over here? Jala Nuhn Ohiyim, fas alu al-Ahah dikirink,

to mott tum la ta'lamao. So the issue is about inheritance being re-changed or redefined amongst consenting family members.

Now, this is a very simple answer that unfortunately people problematized. They make a much bigger deal out of it

than it needs to be.

Dear brothers and sisters listen to this carefully.

The Quran has given shares to people of the family.

Every single share that Allah gives in the Quran,

it is a right from a law.

No one has the right to deny that fraction to the relative.

The son, the daughter, the mother, the father,

the husband, or wife, and in some cases,

the siblings and uncles, in some cases.

It depends on the situation scenario. Now after Yani the you know so whenever

somebody passes away there's the local scholar the sheath who knows the laws of

inheritance should basically say okay Allah has given one fourth here and two thirds there and

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