The division of Islamic Heritage is fair according

Dividing Inheritance According to Islamic sharia, those who are entitled to

In the Islamic inheritance law, if all heirs gather, then those who have the right to inherit are only 5 (five), namely the offspring (male and female), father, mother, wife (widow), husband (widower). Another heir does not get anything. This is the basic principle of Islamic heirs that the public need to know. When the above five people are incomplete, other heirs have the opportunity to inherit such a description in this article.

Also, adopted children (adoptions) do not belong to the heirs and have no inheritance in any situation. Alternatively, their foster parents should give them a grant or a will before they die so that the foster children will be part of the property.

The legacy derived from the Arabic al-irts (الإرث) or al-mirats (الميراث) in general means the remains of a deceased person's property (corpse).