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Islamic inheritance laws (Shariah)Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act 1937Keywords: For Muslim deceased persons (??? ???????), wealth distribution follows codified under the . The estate is divided among heirs like spouse(s), children, parents, and siblings according to fixed shares prescribed in the Quran. For example, a wife inherits one-eighth if there are children, or one-fourth if there are none. Sons typically receive twice the share of daughters. This system aims for equitable distribution but can be complex when multiple heirs are involved. Court intervention may be necessary in case of disputes or unclear wills. Muslim inheritance law Bangladesh, Shariah wealth distribution, deceased property Bangladesh, Islamic succession Bangladesh
