The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
A brother who shares both mother and father (i.e., a full brother) takes precedence in inheritance over a brother who shares only the father (consanguine brother).
The son of a brother who is related from both the mother and the father takes precedence over the son of a brother who is related from the father’s side only.
The paternal uncle who is related from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real uncle) takes precedence in inheritance over the paternal uncle who is related only from the father's side (consanguine uncle).
Father’s brother (uncle) — I think he said: “from the father’s side” — he is given precedence over the son of the uncle who is a brother from both the mother and the father (i.e., the real paternal cousin).
And the paternal uncle’s son from the father’s side is given precedence over the grandfather’s brother (i.e., the great-grandfather’s son) who is related from both the mother’s and father’s side.
And whatever you are asked about the inheritance of ‘Asabah, then it is according to this principle. Whatever you are asked about it, mention the lineage of the deceased and the lineage of the ‘Asabah who is disputing the right of inheritance. Then if you find among them someone who reaches the deceased through a father to whom none of the others among them reaches except through a father above him, then give the inheritance to the one who reaches the deceased through the nearer father, and do not give it to the others.
The grandfather (that is, the father’s father) takes precedence in inheritance over the son of a brother who shares both mother and father (that is, the real nephew), and likewise, he takes precedence over the paternal uncle who shares both mother and father (that is, the real uncle).
And the son of a brother who is related through the mother (i.e., uterine nephew) does not inherit anything due to this relationship (i.e., womb). Similarly, the mother’s father (maternal grandfather) does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the uncle who is related through the mother also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. And the maternal uncle also does not inherit anything due to this relationship. Likewise, the grandmother (i.e., the mother of the mother’s father), and the daughter of a brother who is related through both parents (i.e., real niece), and the sister of the father who is related through both parents (i.e., real paternal aunt), and the maternal aunt also (do not inherit anything). And whoever is even more distantly related to the deceased than these, if any of them are mentioned in this book, then none of them inherit anything due to this relationship.
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that a case regarding a woman and her parents (about the division of inheritance) was brought to Sayyiduna Uthman bin Affan (may Allah be pleased with him). He gave the woman one share, that is, one-fourth, gave the mother one-third of the remaining wealth, and gave the father the remaining two shares.
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1187
Hadith Gradingمحدثین:إسناده حسن
Hadith Takhrij«إسناده حسن، وأخرجه الدارمي فى «مسنده» برقم: 2909، 2910، وسعيد بن منصور فى «سننه» ترقيم الدرالسلفية برقم:، 9، 10، والبيهقي فى«سننه الكبير» برقم: 12430، وعبد الرزاق فى «مصنفه» برقم: 19014، 19016، وابن أبى شيبة فى «مصنفه» برقم: 31698
It is narrated from Abu Qilabah (may Allah have mercy on him) that Sayyiduna Zaid bin Thabit (may Allah be pleased with him) said regarding the inheritance of a husband and parents: "The estate should be divided into six parts; the husband should be given three parts, the mother should be given one part, which is one third of the remainder, and the father should be given the remaining two parts."
Hadith Referenceسنن سعید بن منصور / كتاب ولاية العصبة / 1188
Hadith Gradingمحدثین:إسناده حسن
Hadith Takhrij«إسناده حسن، وأخرجه الدارمي فى «مسنده» برقم: 2912، 2917، وسعيد بن منصور فى «سننه» ترقيم الدرالسلفية برقم:، 11، 12، والبيهقي فى«سننه الكبير» برقم: 12434، وعبد الرزاق فى «مصنفه» برقم: 19020، 19021، وابن أبى شيبة فى «مصنفه» برقم: 31710، 31713، 31714»