The son of a woman who underwent lian, who died leaving his mother: what she gets from his estate

Al-Awza'i narrates that Makhul said: The woman who underwent li'an (mutual imprecation) will inherit all of her son's estate.

Yunus narrates that al-Hasan said: The woman who underwent li'an (mutual imprecation) will receive all of her son's inheritance.

Ibrahim narrates that Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) said concerning the son of the woman who underwent li'an (mutual imprecation): All of his inheritance belongs to his mother; and if he has no mother, it goes to the boy's agnatic relatives ('asabah).

Ibrahim said: His entire inheritance goes to his mother, and her agnates (asabah) pay the blood money on his behalf. The same applies to the child of zina and to the child of a Christian whose mother is Muslim.

Ibrahim reports that Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) said regarding the son of the woman who underwent li'an that his inheritance is for his mother; then if his mother has died, her heirs will inherit from him.

Mutarrif reports that al-Sha'bi said that the mother of the son of the woman who underwent li'an inherits from him; then if she has died, those who would inherit from his mother will inherit from him.

Qatadah reports that Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) said that the inheritance of the son of the woman who underwent li'an is for his mother.