The Foundling, Endowment, Wills, Inheritance, and Manumission -Islamic

Wills

Wills Leaving no will to avoid causing problems among the heirs

Wills Obligation of fulfilling a will

Wills Shari`ah ruling on wills

Wills A written versus verbal will

Wills Bequeathing no more than one third of the property

Wills Bequeathing one fifth of his property excluding a house but having only one house at the time of death

Wills Multiple wills

Wills Leaving a will to dedicate the house as Waqf then bequeathing one third of his property

Chapter on the Laqit Ruling on attributing the Laqit to its adopter

Chapter on the Laqit The Hadith 'Every flesh that has grown up from unlawful earnings, Hellfire is most entitled to it'

Chapter on the Laqit The Laqit does not inherit from the one who found it

Chapter on the Laqit Ruling on attributing the Laqit to the one who found it

Chapter on the Laqit Attributing the illegitimate child

Chapter on the Laqit Permissibility of attributing the illegitimate child to the father

Waqf

Waqf of the Mus-haf Ruling on writing on endowed Mus-hafs to show they are Waqf dedicated to a person who has died

Waqf of the Mus-haf Giving Mus-hafs in charity on behalf of the deceased

Waqf of the Mus-haf Taking a Mus-haf from the Sacred Mosque

Waqf of the Mus-haf Designating Mus-hafs to be distributed in a specific way

Waqf of the Mus-haf Someone entrusted to distribute Mus-hafs among pilgrims giving them to other people

Waqf of books and tapes Paying fees to borrow books from the Masjid library

Waqf of books and tapes Storing the books from the Masjid while it is being renovated

Waqf of books and tapes Agreement of all heirs as a condition for the validity of dedicating anything from the deceased's inheritance

Conditions for accepting a gift Conditions for a gift to be valid

Conditions for accepting a gift Accepting a gift if it is meant to help

Conditions for accepting a gift Permissibility of accepting certain gifts which the people have agreed not to accept

Conditions for accepting a gift No obligation of returning a gift for a gift

Conditions for accepting a gift Granting the wife a building during his lifetime

Conditions for accepting a gift Ruling on donating some money to charity organizations during one's lifetime

Conditions for accepting a gift Ruling on the gifts a suitor gives to the woman on certain occasions, such as `Ashura' and Rajab

Conditions for accepting a gift The receiver of the gift possessing it once it is given

Inheritance Starting by distributing the inheritance or repaying the debt

Inheritance Repaying the debt of a deceased debtor to a deceased creditor

Inheritance Repaying the deceased's debt in full before distributing the inheritance

Inheritance Obligation of repaying the deceased's debt before distributing the inheritance

Inheritance Repaying the deceased's debt before distributing the inheritance

Inheritance Repaying the deceased's debt to the Real Estate Development Fund before fulfilling the will, unless one of the children repays it

Inheritance Obligation of repaying the deceased's debt before the inheritance

Inheritance Obligation of repaying the deceased's debt before distributing the shares of inheritors

Emancipation Wisdom behind Islam's prohibition of slavery

Emancipation Taking people as slaves nowadays while there are no legitimate wars

Emancipation Ruling on slaves nowadays enslaved without Jihad or war and who is to pay a slave's Zakah

Emancipation Ruling on people enslaved without Jihad, ruling on the slaves in Africa, and the conditions of enslavement

Emancipation Ruling on the slaves emancipated by a governmental decree

Emancipation Meaning of the Ayah '...and those (slaves) whom your right hands possess'

Emancipation Ruling on slavery in Africa and on inheriting from slaves

Emancipation Permissibility of buying free women sold as slaves in some countries

Wills

Chapter on the Laqit

Waqf

Gifts and presents

Inheritance

Emancipation