Informational Tool Only

This calculator provides a general breakdown of inheritance based on standard Faraid rules. Islamic inheritance is a complex legal matter; the results here should be verified by a qualified Islamic scholar or legal expert before any actual distribution.

Inheritance (Faraid) Calculator

Accurately calculate the distribution of a deceased Muslim's estate among heirs according to the Divine laws of Faraid.

Estate & Assets

Currency

Gold Price (per gram)

Silver Price (per gram)

Cash / Bank Balance

Property Value

Gold Weight (grams)

Silver Weight (grams)

Other Assets (Jewelry, Stocks, Business)

Deductions

Before distribution, Islamic law requires debts, funeral expenses, and valid wills to be cleared.

Outstanding Debts

Funeral Expenses

Wills (Wasiyyah)

Note: Wills are capped at 1/3 of the remaining estate and cannot be made for legal heirs.

Family & Heirs

Gender of the Deceased

Male Female

Survived by Wife/Wives?

Survived by Husband?

Father is alive?

Mother is alive?

Number of Sons

Number of Daughters

Distribution Summary

Breakdown of the net estate after all deductions.

Gross Assets

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Deductions (Debts/Will)

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Net Distributed Estate

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Heir	Fractional Share	Percentage	Final Amount

Key Faraid Rules

Male share: Generally, a male receives twice the share of a female in the same category (e.g., Son/Daughter).
Spouse share: Shares of Husband/Wife change depending on whether there are children.
Residuaries (Asaba): Heirs like the Father or Sons who take the remaining portion after fixed shares.

What is Faraid?

Faraid is the science of Islamic inheritance distribution. It is derived from the Holy Quran and Hadith, ensuring a just and divinely ordained division of wealth among relatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I give more to someone in my will?

In Islam, a will (Wasiyyah) can only be made for those who are NOT already legal heirs. Furthermore, the total amount of all wills combined cannot exceed one-third (1/3) of the net estate.

Does this handle all heirs?

This tool handles the primary heirs (Parents, Spouses, Children). For complex cases involving grandparents, siblings, or distant relatives, please consult a specialized Faraid scholar.