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  Surah At-Talaq In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful O Prophet (SAW)! When you divorce women, divorce them at their 'Iddah (prescribed periods), and count (accurately) their 'Iddah (periods ). And fear Allah your Lord (O Muslims), and turn them not out of their (husband's) homes, nor shall they (themselves) leave, except in case they are guilty of some open illegal sexual intercourse. And those are the set limits of Allah. And whosoever transgresses the set limits of Allah, then indeed he has wronged himself. You (the one who divorces his wife) know not, it may be that Allah will afterward bring some new thing to pass (i.e. to return her back to you if that was the first or second divorce). ( Quran Surah At-Talaq 65:1 ) Then when they are about to fulfil their term appointed, either take them back in a good manner or part with them in a good manner. And take for witness two just persons from among you (Muslims). And establish the witness for All...

  Islamic inheritance law, known as Mirath, provides a detailed and just framework for distributing a deceased Muslim’s estate. Rooted in the  Quran  and elaborated upon by the  Hadiths , this system assigns specific shares to various categories of heirs, ensuring the deceased’s wealth is distributed fairly and in accordance with Islamic principles. Sources of Islamic Inheritance Law: Quran:  The foundation for Islamic inheritance law lies in the  Quran . The most prominent verse is in  Surah An-Nisa  ( Chapter 4, Verse 11 ) :  “Allah commands you as regards your children: to the male, a share equal to that of two females.”  [ Quran 4:11 ] This verse establishes the principle of differential shares based on gender in some cases. Hadiths:  The teachings and practices of  Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)  provide further guidance on inheritance.  Sahih Muslim  and  Sahih Bukhari , the two most trusted  Hadith ...