Inheritance Calculator
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Setup
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Spouse
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Parents
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Children
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Siblings
Estate value and deceased's gender
Enter the estate value and select the deceased's gender
Did the deceased have wives?
Islam permits up to four wives
Number of wives
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Parents & Grandparents
Indicate surviving parents and grandparents
Father
Mother
Paternal Grandfather
Paternal Grandmother
Maternal Grandmother
Sons & Daughters
Direct children of the deceased
Number of sons
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Number of daughters
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Brothers & Sisters
Siblings of the deceased
Full brothers
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Full sisters
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Paternal half-brothers
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Paternal half-sisters
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Maternal half-siblings
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Heirs' Shares
Shares calculated according to Islamic law
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About this Tool
Islamic Inheritance Calculator
Islamic inheritance law (Ilm al-Farâid) governs the distribution of a deceased person's estate according to the Quran and Sunnah. This step-by-step calculator helps you accurately determine each heir's share while applying the rules of exclusion (Hajb), residual inheritance (Asaba), Awl, and Radd.
The Six Fixed Shares
- Half (1/2): Husband with no children; one daughter with no son; one full sister with no brother
- Quarter (1/4): Husband with children; wife/wives with no children
- Eighth (1/8): Wife/wives with children
- Two-thirds (2/3): Two or more daughters with no son; two or more full sisters with no brother
- Third (1/3): Mother with no children and no group of siblings; two or more maternal half-siblings
- Sixth (1/6): Father with son; mother with children or siblings group; grandmother; one maternal half-sibling
Awl and Radd
- Awl: When fixed shares exceed the estate, each share is reduced proportionally.
- Radd: When fixed shares leave a remainder with no Asaba heir, it is redistributed to fixed-share heirs (excluding the spouse).
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