Narrations Regarding Making a Bequest to an Heir
2The Ruling for One Who Seeks Permission to Bequeath More Than a Third to His Heirs
3One Who Makes a Bequest and Then Makes Another
4One Who Makes a Bequest for Someone Who Dies Before Him
5One Who Bequeaths a Third and Then Acquires More Wealth Before Death
6One Who Bequeaths a Portion of His Wealth
7One Who Bequeaths to His Paternal Cousins, Both Male and Female
8One Who Says: For the Children of So-and-So—Should the Wealthy Among Them Receive a Share?
9One Who Has Several Houses and Bequeaths a Third—Can They Be Combined or Not?
10One Who Says: A Third of My Wealth is Three Hundred Dirhams—Give So-and-So a Hundred, and So-and-So a Hundred
11If Someone Says: A Third of My Wealth is for So-and-So, and If He Dies in My Lifetime, Then for Another
12Bequeathing to a Jew or Christian and Those Who Permitted It
13Appointing a Woman as Executor of a Bequest
14One Who Bequeaths for the Needy—Where Should It Be Spent?
15One Who Bequeaths a Third of His Wealth to Non-Relatives and Those Who Permitted It
16Sayings of the Predecessors on Executing Bequests Among Relatives
17One Who Makes a Bequest During Illness and Recovers Without Changing It
18One Who Leaves Three Sons and Bequeaths the Equivalent of One Son's Share
19If Someone Dies Leaving Two Sons and Parents and Bequeaths the Equivalent of One Son's Share—What Is the Ruling?
20If Someone Dies Leaving Six Sons and Bequeaths the Equivalent of Some Sons' Shares—What Is the Ruling?
21One Who Bequeaths Half, a Third, and a Quarter of His Wealth
22Those Who Dislike Bequeathing the Equivalent of an Heir's Share, and Those Who Permit It
23One Who Bequeaths an 'Undetermined Portion' of His Wealth
24The Woman Who Was Told to Make a Bequest and Nodded to Each Suggestion
25One Who Makes a Bequest and Then Wishes to Change It
26Those Who Liked to Write in Their Bequest: If Death Comes Before I Change It
27One Who Becomes Ill and Bequeaths the Freedom of His Slaves Without Specifying the Illness
28One Who Bequeaths His Slave Woman to His Nephew and Then Has Relations With Her
29One Who Bequeaths Hajj and Zakah Owed Before Death—Should They Be Paid from a Third or the Whole Estate?
30The Mukatab Who Makes a Bequest, Gift, or Frees a Slave—Is It Permissible?
31Bequest of the Insane Person
32One Who Bequeaths Something for the Sake of Allah—To Whom Should It Be Given?
33One Who Bequeaths All His Wealth as Charity—It Is Not Executed Before Death
34One Who Makes a Bequest and Says: Be Witnesses to What Is Written
35Those Who Say a Child's Bequest Is Not Valid Until Maturity
36One Who Bequeaths the Equivalent of an Heir's Share When He Has Both Male and Female Heirs
37One Who Bequeaths His Horse to Someone and a Third of His Wealth to Another, and the Horse Equals a Third
38One Who Bequeaths Something to His Slave
39Is It Permissible to Bequeath to a Slave?
40Those Who Say a Slave's Bequest Is Executed Where He Makes It
41One Who Makes a Bequest That Includes the Freedom of a Slave
42Regarding Allah's Statement: (And When Relatives Are Present at the Division...)
43Those Who Permitted Bequeathing the Entire Estate
44Accepting Responsibility for Executing a Bequest—If Appointed, One Should Accept
45How Much of His Wealth May a Person Bequeath?
46Those Who Used to Make Bequests and Considered It Good
47If Someone Has Little New Wealth—Can He Bequeath from It?
48Regarding Allah's Statement: (If He Leaves Good, a Bequest...)
49Those Who Said Bequest Is a Responsibility or Not
50One Who Accepts to Execute a Bequest and Then Refuses
51The Pregnant Woman Who Makes a Bequest, and One Who Does So Before War or Sea Travel
52One Who Is Imprisoned—How Much of His Wealth Can He Dispose of?
53One Who Makes a Bequest After Intending to Travel—How Much Can He Dispose of?
54One Who Is Captured by the Enemy—How Much of His Wealth Can He Dispose of?
55Those Who Say the Executor's Role Is Permissible and He Is Like a Father
56If the Executor Testifies—Is His Testimony Accepted?
57One Who Bequeaths to His Umm Walad—Is It Permissible?
58One Who Makes a Bequest and Leaves Wealth and Slaves, Saying: My Such-and-Such Slave Is for So-and-So
59One Who Bequeaths Something to His Slave and His Mukatab
60One Who Bequeaths to Banu Hashim—Do Their Freed Slaves Share in It?
61One Responsible for Wealth with Both Minor and Adult Beneficiaries—How Should He Spend?
62One Who Buys His Sister and Her Son Whose Father Is Unknown, and the Son Dies
63One Whose Fornicating Sister Dies Leaving a Child, and the Child Also Dies
64One Who Bequeaths Something to Be Distributed Among the Poor—Can Some Be Preferred Over Others?
65One Who Prefers Some of His Children Over Others
66One with Leprosy Who Acknowledges Something for Someone
67Heirs Who Acknowledge a Debt on the Deceased
68When an Heir Testifies to a Debt on the Deceased
69One Who Says to His Slave: If I Die from This Illness, You Are Free
70The Executor Who Buys Something from the Estate or from the Property He Manages
71One Who Bequeaths a Third of His Wealth to His Slave
72Those Who Say the Heirs Have More Right to the Wealth Than Others
73Regarding a Man Who Bequeaths One-Third of His Wealth to Two People, Then One of Them Is Found to Be Deceased
74Regarding a Man Who Makes a Bequest for 'Those Who Come After'
75Regarding a Man Who Leaves Three Sons and Says One-Third of His Wealth Is for His Youngest Son
76Regarding a Woman Who Bequeaths One-Third of Her Wealth to Be Given in Charity on Behalf of Her Husband
77Regarding the Wealth People Leave Behind as Inheritance
78Regarding Bequests for Harbi (Non-Muslim Enemies)
79Regarding a Man Who Bequeaths the Emancipation of Two Slaves but Only One Slave Is Found