Islamic inheritance calculator (faraid)

Fixed shares first, then residuary heirs; shares are scaled down (awl) or the surplus returned (radd) when needed. Enter who survives the deceased, the estate and any debts or a will. Debts and funeral costs are paid first, then a will of up to one third, and the rest is divided by the fixed shares of the Quran and the residuary rules agreed by the four schools. Spouse, children, grandchildren through sons, parents, full siblings and maternal siblings are covered. Grandparents, paternal half-siblings and other relatives are not, so use this as a guide and have a qualified scholar confirm.

With the deceased was A man, spouse: wives (0 to 4) or husband (0 or 1) 1, sons 1, daughters 1, grandsons through a son 0, granddaughters through a son 0, father alive (0 or 1) 0, mother alive (0 or 1) 1, full brothers 0, full sisters 0, maternal half-siblings (brothers and sisters) 0, estate value (assets) 240,000, debts and funeral costs 0, will (bequest to non-heirs, at most one third) 0, the net estate to distribute is $240,000.00. Wife · 1/8: $30,000.00; Son · 17/36: $113,333.33; Daughter · 17/72: $56,666.67; Mother · 1/6: $40,000.00.

Guidance only, not a fatwa. This is an estimate based on the inputs and assumptions shown on this page, not professional advice. Check anything with financial, health or safety consequences independently.

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