Issue No.2374- If the heir of the deceased is only the paternal grandfather and grandmother, the property is divided into three parts, from which two parts will be taken by the grandfather and one part by the grandmother. In case the maternal grandfather and grandmother are the heirs, the property will be divided between them equally.
Issue No.2373- If the heir of the deceased is only one grandfather or one grandmother, regardless of whether they are paternal or maternal, the entire property goes to him/her, and the great grandfather of the deceased does not inherit with the existence of the grandfather.
Issue No.2383- If a deceased has only one maternal uncle or one maternal aunt, he or she inherits the entire property. In case there is a maternal uncle as well as a maternal aunt (whether they are the full-blood or the paternal or the maternal brothers and sisters of his/her mother), the property should be divided among them equally, and the recommended precaution is that they should make a compromise with one another.
Issue No.2375- If the heir of the deceased is the paternal grandfather or grandmother along with the maternal grandfather or grandmother, the property is divided into three parts, from which two parts will be taken by the paternal grandfather or grandmother and one part will be the share of the maternal grandfather or grandmother.
Issue No.2374- If the heir of the deceased is only the paternal grandfather and grandmother, the property is divided into three parts, from which two parts will be taken by the grandfather and one part by the grandmother. In case the maternal grandfather and grandmother are the heirs, the property will be divided between them equally.
Issue No.2380- If the heir is only one paternal uncle or paternal aunt, whether from the same parents with the deceased, or only from the same father, or only from the same mother, he or she inherits the entire property. And if there are some paternal uncles or some paternal aunts who are from the same parents or from the same father with the deceased, the property should be divided among them equally. However, if the heirs are several paternal uncles together with several paternal aunts, all of the same parents or the same father with the deceased, the paternal uncles will get double the share of the paternal aunts.
Issue No.2376- If the heirs of the deceased are paternal grandparents along with maternal grandparents, the property will be divided into three parts. One part will be divided equally between the maternal grandfather and the maternal grandmother, and the remaining two parts will go to the paternal grandfather and paternal grandmother, from which the paternal grandfather gets double the share of the paternal grandmother.
Issue No.2377- If the only heirs of a deceased are the wife or the husband together along with the paternal grandparents and the maternal grandparents, the wife or the husband will get inheritance in the manner which will be explained later. And one of the three parts of the original property will be given to the maternal grandparents to divide it equally between them, and the remaining parts will be given to the paternal grandparents. And the paternal grandfather gets twice as much as the paternal grandmother.
Issue No.2362- If the heirs of the deceased are his father and several daughters only, or his mother and several daughters only, the estate is divided into five parts. One part is taken by the father or the mother, and the remaining four parts are equally divided among the daughters.
Issue No.2391- If the heirs of the deceased are the maternal uncle or aunt whose mother is the same with the deceased, together with several maternal uncles and maternal aunts from the same parents or from the same father only (with the deceased) and some paternal uncles and paternal aunts, the property is divided into three shares; two shares will be divided between the paternal uncle and aunt in the manner which was explained before, and as for the remaining one share, if the deceased has one maternal uncle or aunt from the same mother, then it will be divided into six parts, one part will be given to the maternal uncle or aunt from the same mother, and the remaining five parts will be given to the maternal uncle or aunt from the same parents or from the same father (with the deceased), and they will divide it among themselves equally. And in case there are several maternal uncles from the same mother, or several maternal aunts from the same mother or both of them, the remaining one share will be divided into three parts; one part will be divided equally among maternal uncles and aunts from the same mother, and the rest will go to the maternal uncle and aunt from the same parents or from the same father who will also divide it equally among themselves.
Issue No.2393- If the heirs of the deceased are the paternal and maternal uncles and aunts of his father along with the paternal and maternal uncles and aunts of his mother, his property will be divided into three shares; one share will go to the paternal and maternal uncles and aunts of his mother, (and they will, as an obligatory precaution, make a compromise in dividing it). And the remaining two shares will be divided into three parts, one part goes to the maternal uncle and aunt of the father of the deceased who will divide it equally among themselves; and the remaining two parts will be divided between the paternal uncle and aunt of the father of the deceased (the share of the paternal uncle is twice as much as the share of the paternal aunt).
Issue No.2371- If the brother, the sister, and the spouse of the deceased are his only heirs, the spouse gets the inheritance in the manner which will be explained later, and the sister and brother get their inheritance as stated in the foregoing rules. However, nothing is reduced from the share of the maternal brother and sister on account of the husband and wife inheriting the property. But in the case of full-blood brothers and sisters, or paternal brothers and sisters, their shares may be reduced. For example, if the heirs of the deceased are her husband, maternal brother and sister, and full-blood brother and sister, half of the property will go to the husband, and one part out of the three parts of the original estate will be given to the maternal brother and sister, and whatever remains will be the property of the full-blood brother and sister. For instance, if the total property of the deceased is £6.00, £3.00 goes to the husband, £2.00 are taken by the maternal brother and sister, and £1.00 will be the share of the full-blood brother and sister.
