Residuary Heirs in Islamic Law
Who take no prescribed share but succeed to the residue after the claims of the sharers are satisfied are called:
Overview
Residuaries are those who take no prescribed share but succeed to the residue after the claims of the sharers are satisfied.
Residuaries include six categories of relatives, including the father, true grandfather, daughter, son's daughter, full sister, and consanguine sister.
These relatives are entitled to inherit the residue of the estate after the sharers have received their prescribed shares.
The Quran and Sunna provide guidance on the rights of residuaries to inheritance and property, and they encourage Muslims to treat their relatives with respect and kindness.
The shares of residuaries can vary depending on the specific circumstances and relationships, but they are generally based on the principle of justice and fairness.
Explanation
Sharers who inherit under certain circumstances as 6 residuaries are:
(a) Father.
(b) True Grandfather (h.h.s.).
(c) Daughter.
(d) Son’s Daughter.
(e) Full Sister.
(f) Consanguine Sister.
