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Started by Onur, December 31, 2007, 12:44:40 AM

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you gunna eat that

Salaam
You guys may have discussed this is in the thread already but here it goes anyway.

http://free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=10927.0
Bro Ahmed Bagat gives a good response in Reply #4.  He basically says...
If you take the verse literally there is no scenario that discusses a parents or wifes sum with more than one child.  Yet people assume that they have the flexibility to say the scenario applies to parents say if they have more than one child.  This means it is quite easy to justify reproportionalization in complicated situations since the injuctions themselves are left a little open to reflection.

Noon de Plume

Peace,

Quote from: you gunna eat that on January 20, 2010, 02:54:36 PM
Salaam
You guys may have discussed this is in the thread already but here it goes anyway.

http://free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=10927.0
Bro Ahmed Bagat gives a good response in Reply #4.  He basically says...
If you take the verse literally there is no scenario that discusses a parents or wifes sum with more than one child.  Yet people assume that they have the flexibility to say the scenario applies to parents say if they have more than one child.  This means it is quite easy to justify reproportionalization in complicated situations since the injuctions themselves are left a little open to reflection.

Yūşīkumu Allāhu Fī 'Awlādikum Lildhdhakari Mithlu Ĥa??i Al-'Unthayayni
He directs you God in your CHILDREN (plural possessive pronoun) ? to the male equal fortune the two females

Also want to link these two threads with final summary and template below for future reference...


Quote from: Noon de Plume on March 09, 2010, 02:38:17 AM
As already stated, for a sole inheritor there is no need for inheritance ruling, and algebra cannot be applied in all cases. E.g. sole inheritor: father, mother, son, sister, or brother ? either unstated or fixed value.

Using algebra, Kalala can be anyone with any shortfall or excess normalized or fixed. Example: one can conjecture Kalala means a person under 4 feet tall, someone with blonde hair or whatever?

1 ? 1/6x father ? 1/6x mother - 1/4x wife ? 1/3 siblings ? 2/3x daughters = 0
1 = 2/12x + 2/12x + 3/12x + 4/12x + 8/12x; 1 = 19/12x; x = 12/19
1/6*12/19 = 2/19 father
1/6*12/19 = 2/19 mother
1/4*12/19 = 3/19 wife
1/3*12/19 = 4/19 siblings
2/3*12/19 = 8/19 daughters

Total of distributions = 1

The phrase for => 2 (i.e. presence of two or more) is given as?
4:176 Fa?in Kānatā Athnatayni Falahumā Ath-Thuluthāni Mimmā Taraka


Seems to be a way when realizing Fa?in ELSE IF when combined with Wa/Wa ?In logical AND/AND IF statements one can write a program following the exact instructions?

START case CHILDREN:
Yūşīkumu Allāhu Fī 'Awlādikum Lildhdhakari Mithlu Ĥa??i Al-'Unthayayni
He directs you God in your CHILDREN ? to the male equal fortune the two females

2 daughters; 1 son -- 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/2; males get equal share the two females
2 daughters; 2 sons -- 1/6 + 1/6 + 1/3 + 1/3

       Fa?in Kunna Nisā'an Fawqa Athnatayni Falahunna Thuluthā Mā Taraka
       ELSE IF they are women over two, so for them two thirds what left

       1 - 2/3 daughters = 1/3 son/s; males get 1/3 when females > 2
Wa ?In Kānat Wāĥidatan Falahā An-Nişfu
AND IF she was one, so for her the half

1 - 1/2 daughter = 1/2 son/s; males get 1/2 when she is one

START case PARENTS:
Wa Li'abawayhi Likulli Wāĥidin Minhumā As-Sudusu Mimmā Taraka 'In Kāna Lahu Waladun
And to his PARENTS, to each one from them the sixth from what left if for him was a child

1 ? 1/6 mother/father = 5/6 CHILDREN
       Fa?in Lam Yakun Lahu Waladun Wa Warithahu 'Abawāhu Fali'ammihi Ath-Thuluthu
       ELSE IF was not for him a child, and his parents inherited him, so to his mother the third

       1 ? 1/3 mother = 2/3 father
       Fa?in Kāna Lahu 'Ikhwatun Fali'ammihi As-Sudusu
       ELSE IF Ikhwatun were for him, so to his mother the sixth

       1 ? 1/6 mother = 5/6 (Ikhwatun + CHILDREN); see 4:12 for sibling distribution
       1 ? 1/6 mother = 5/6 Ikhwatun; see 4:176 for sibling distribution


Min Ba`di Waşīyatin Yūşī Bihā 'Aw Daynin 'Ābā'uukum Wa 'Abnā'uukum Lā Tadrūna 'Ayyuhum 'Aqrabu Lakum Naf`āan Farīđatan Mina Allāhi 'Inna Allāha Kāna `Alīmāan Ĥakīmāan

START case HUSBAND:
Wa Lakum Nişfu Mā Taraka 'Azwājukum 'In Lam Yakun Lahunna Waladun
And for you half what left your spouse, if is not for them a child

1 - 1/2 husband = 1/2 father/mother
       Fa?in Kāna Lahunna Waladun Falakumu Ar-Rubu`u Mimmā Tarakna
       ELSE IF was for them a child, so for you the quarter from what they left

       1 ? 1/4 husband = 3/4 CHILDREN
       1 ? 1/4 husband ? 1/6 father/mother = 7/12 CHILDREN


Min Ba`di Waşīyatin Yūşīna Bihā 'Aw Daynin

START case WIFE:
Wa Lahunna Ar-Rubu`u Mimmā Taraktum 'In Lam Yakun Lakum Waladun
And for them the quarter from what you left, if was not for you a child

1 ? 1/4 wife = 3/4 parent/s
       Fa?in Kāna Lakum Waladun Falahunna Ath-Thumunu Mimmā Taraktum
       ELSE IF was for you a child, so for them the eight from what you left

       1 ? 1/8 wife = 7/8 CHILDREN
       1 ? 1/8 wife ? 1/3 parents = 13/24 CHILDREN


Min Ba`di Waşīyatin Tūşūna Bihā 'Aw Daynin

START case Kalālatan (spouse-less and father-less with child):
Wa ?In Kāna Rajulun Yūrathu Kalālatan 'Aw Amra'atun
AND IF was a man to be inherited Kalālatan or a woman
Wa Lahu 'Akhun 'Aw 'Ukhtun Falikulli Wāĥidin Minhumā As-Sudusu
And for him a brother, or a sister, so for each one from them the sixth

1 ? 1/6 sister/ brother = 5/6 CHILDREN
1 ? 1/6 mother ? 1/6 sister/ brother = 2/3 CHILDREN

       Fa?in Kānū 'Akthara Min Dhālika Fahum Shurakā'u Fī Ath-Thuluthi
       ELSE IF they were more than that, so they are partners in the third

       1 ? 1/3 sister/s +brother/s = 2/3 CHILDREN
       1 ? 1/6 mother ? 1/3 (sister/s + brother/s) = 1/2 CHILDREN


Min Ba`di Waşīyatin Yūş? Bihā 'Aw Daynin Ghayra Muđārrin Waşīyatan Mina Allāhi
Wa Allāhu `Alīmun Ĥalīmun

START case Al-Kalālati (spouse-less and father-less; no child):
Yastaftūnaka Quli Allāhu Yuftīkum Fī Al-Kalālati 'Ini Amru'uun Halaka Laysa Lahu Waladun
They ask your clarification, say: "God decrees in Al-Kalālati, if human died, not for him a child
Wa Lahu 'Ukhtun Falahā Nişfu Mā Taraka
And for him a sister, so for her half what left

1 - 1/2 sister = 1/2 mother
Wa Huwa Yarithuhā 'In Lam Yakun Lahā Waladun
And he inherits her if was not for her a child

1 = brother; 0 = mother
       Fa?in Kānatā Athnatayni Falahumā Ath-Thuluthāni Mimmā Taraka
       ELSE IF they were two, so to them (F) the two thirds from what left

       1 ? 2/3 sisters = 1/3 mother
Wa ?In Kānū 'Ikhwatan Rijālāan Wa Nisā'an Falildhdhakari Mithlu Ĥa??i Al-'Unthayayni
AND IF they were 'Ikhwatan Rijālāan and Nisā'an so to the male equal fortune the two females

1 sister; 1 brother -- 1/3 + 2/3
3 sisters; 2 brothers -- 1/7 + 1/7 + 1/7 + 2/7 + 2/7
1 ? 1/6 mother = 5/6 (sister/s + brother/s); males get equal share the two females


Yubayyinu Allāhu Lakum 'An Tađillū Wa Allāhu Bikulli Shay'in `Alīmun
Clarifies God for you that you are (not) misguided and God is with all things knowledgeable.


Wakas

peace Nun,

Thanks for your regular input on this subject.

Personally, I have not studied it, but I would like to see an online Quran inheritance calculator one day, where users type in the amount and answer a few questions on their situation, and it works out inheritance shares etc.

Only of course, if it was built upon the correct understanding.
All information in my posts is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should seek knowledge and verify: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11. [url="http://mypercept.co.uk/articles/"]My articles[/url]

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ths

Salaam Nun,

You're continued contribution to this thread is very impressive

The topic of inheritance is something that is raised in practically every Islamophobic/anti-Islam site.

If I may, I just wanted to suggest that as the resident expert you write up a thorough article of it to be posted in the articles section, and that way thousands of others could benefit from it being easily accessible and linked to.

Just a suggestion

Thanks and Salaam
فَاسْتَبِقُوا الْخَيْرَاتِ ۚ
So strive as in a race in all virtues!
5:48

mahmuud

Hi all,

I think you should also look at this book about this matter:


'''''NO ERROR
IN QUR?AN!


ACCORDİNG TO QUR?AN

Division of Inheritance

assoc. prof. dr. eng. halis aydemir


No matter in which language you write the words of 'Qu'ran' and 'error'; when you search in the internet, first examples you see in the sites will be about the ones concerning the claim of error related with the inheritance verses in Qur'an. You will see the explanations with these verses in detail and the criticism of how these verses cannot be applied mathematically with some practical examples as well!

Whether such approach directed to Qu'ran is evil-minded or querier is not related with the essence of the issue; in conclusion there is a challenge pointed out mathematically in such critiques and this condition cannot be ignored.

It is out of question that the inheritance division by God is not appropriate mathematically. God is the creator of humankind and the science of mathematics. Now then, it is impossible that God proposes an imperfect division mathematically. It is possible to find similar expressions in corresponding sites.

Therefore, each so-called error to be found in Qu'ran has been transformed into an argument directing to weaken or confute the truth of its being apocalyptic. The claim concerning the inheritance divisions is one of the the most discussed examples and comes to minds first.

While we're discussing about inheritance divisions during Qu'ran Courses that we carried out in the public meetings in Qu'ran Research Foundation (KURAV) auditoriums, we also evaluated this subject mathematically with contributions of my dear friends. Visual and audial records of this activity is available on the website: kurandersleri.net. Thanks to inspirations from some of our friends saying that the results we acquired are a little bit different, remarkable and original, we find it acceptable to broadcast by publishing a book.

This study has been prepared as a result of such collective approach. Contrary to popular belief, it is not established on the base of interpretation. It has been carried out on the platform where source text has been considered literally and the differences encountered in formal plan have not been ignored.

I believe that the ones considering the inheritance divisions verses subjected to several speculations until now, one more time from the perspective of this book will realize in a little while that they face with a real mathematical miracle rather than a problematic challenge in number.

Download this book from this site:

http://www.quraanicstudies.com/no-error-in-qur-an-division-of-inheritance-according-to-quran/


.

SEid

Peace,

Quote from: mahmuud on January 16, 2011, 01:58:10 PM
Hi all,

I think you should also look at this book about this matter:


'''''NO ERROR
IN QUR?AN!


Download this book from this site:

http://www.quraanicstudies.com/no-error-in-qur-an-division-of-inheritance-according-to-quran/


Downloaded the book and it contradicts Qur'an and most of the examples in this thread.

QuoteExample II
Supposing that, the deceased left three daughters, two sons, parents, a spouse and three siblings behind.
In this case, after adjusting from the testament and the debt, the inheritance is divided amongst children as follows:

As the daughter takes one share and the son takes two shares, the property is divided into seven parts:
each daughter receives a part, and each son receives two parts. Thus, the whole property has been divided amongst children in the first stage.

In every case, when the deceased left combination of daughters and sons, the result won?t change regardless of the number of the children. The whole property is always divided as a complete share for each son, and a half share for each daughter in the first stage.


Read do EXACTLY as stated, no need to interpret a thing or conjecture....

4:11 He directs you Allah in your children ? to the male equal fortune the two females
IF females = 2

1/2 son
1/4 daughter
1/4 daughter

1/3 son
1/3 son
1/6 daughter
1/6 daughter

ELSE IF they are females over two so for them two thirds what left
IF females > 2 (i.e. 3+)

1/3 son/s
2/3 daughters

AND IF she was one, so for her the half
IF female = 1

1/2 son/s
1/2 daughter





Noon waalqalami

Quote from: Onur on December 31, 2007, 12:44:40 AM
There is a problem in Quran's verses 4:11-12.  4:11-12 specify the rules of inheritance in the absence of a will. The contradiction is that when a man dies leaving three daughters, one mother, one father and one wife, the sum of shares that Quran gives exceed 1 and hence not enough wealth would exist to carry out Quran`s command.

Conclusion: All attempts to find a solution fail. Contradiction remains.

Please either show that my reasoning is wrong or the translation of verses is wrong or propose another solution with a Quranic ground.
Thank you

Peace Onur, Samia et al who participated on this thread.

After pondering over the verses it finally became clear and all the calculations add up perfectly with no need for the work around with children/siblings shares e.g. only daughter gets 1/2 and 5 sons get remaining 1/2 was a mistake  although the few things we did get right especially the kalala definition which I'll open a different thread and list all the combinations. There is too much mockery on the net and all the sites and translations are horrible, contradicting, with not many willing to even discuss this topic or admit there is a mistake in their translations or interpretations.


One of the issues has to do with ولد walad child/son.
It can also mean ولد waladun child/born or offspring.

http://www.studyquran.co.uk/PRLonline.htm

Waw-Lam-Dal = to beget, give birth.

Likewise we did have correct إخوة ikh'watun brothers/siblings (at least one male present) and الكلالة al-kalālati (fatherless spouseless)

Here are the verses which if followed literally will give precise amounts with no excess or shortfall.

4:11 يوصيكم directs you الله The God في in أولادكم your children للذكر to the male مثل like حظ share الأنثيين the two (feminine) فإن so if كن be نساء females فوق above اثنتين two (feminine) فلهن so for them ثلثا two thirds ما what ترك left وإن and if كانت she was واحدة one فلها so for her النصف the half ولأبويه and for their parents لكل to each واحد one منهما from them السدس the sixth مما from what ترك left إن if كان is له to person ولد walad/son فإن so if لم not يكن is له to person ولد waladun child/born وورثه and heirs أبواه person?s parents (if only parents) فلأمه so to his mother الثلث the third فإن so if كان is له to person إخوة ikh'watun brothers/siblings (at least one male present) فلأمه so to his mother السدس the sixth من from بعد after وصية a will يوصي have made بها in it أو or دين judgment آباؤكم your parents وأبناؤكم and your children لا not تدرون you know أيهم which of them أقرب closer لكم to you نفعا benefit فريضة obligation من from الله The God إن indeed الله The God كان is عليما Knowing حكيما Wise

4:12 ولكم and for you نصف half ما what ترك left أزواجكم your spouse?s إن if لم not يكن is لهن for them ولد waladun child/born فإن so if كان is لهن for them ولد walad/son فلكم so for you الربع the fourth مما from what تركن they left من from بعد after وصية a will يوصين they made بها in it أو or دين judgment ولهن and for them الربع the fourth مما from what تركتم you left إن if لم not يكن is لكم to you ولد waladun child/born فإن so if كان is لكم to you ولد walad/son فلهن so for them الثمن the eight مما from what تركتم you left من from بعد after وصية a will توصون you made بها in it أو or دين judgment وإن and if كان is رجل a man يورث inherited كلالة kalālatan (fatherless spouseless) أو or امرأة woman وله and has أخ a brother أو or أخت sister فلكل so for each واحد one منهما from them السدس the sixth فإن so if كانوا they were أكثر more من from ذلك that فه so they مشركاء partners في in الثلث the third من from بعد after وصية a will يوصى is recommended بها in it أو or دين judgment غير not مضار harmful وصية a will من from الله The God والله and The God عليم Knowing حليم Forbearing

4:176 يستفتونك they seek your ruling قل say الله The God يفتيكم gives you a ruling في in الكلالة al-kalālati (fatherless spouseless) إن if امرؤ a person هلك died ليس is not له to that person ولد waladun child/born وله and has أخت sister فلها so for her نصف half ما what ترك left وهو and he يرثها inherits it إن if لم not يكن is لها to her ولد waladun child/born فإن so if كانتا were اثنتين two (feminine) فلهما so to them الثلثان the two thirds مما from what ترك left وإن and if كانوا they were إخوة ikh'watun brothers/siblings رجالا men ونساء and females فللذكر so to the male مثل like حظ share الأنثيين the two (feminine) يبين clarifies الله The God لكم to you أن lest تضلوا you stray والله and The God بكل in every شيء a thing عليم Knowing


Careful attention is to see the kalala 4:11 with no son; 4:12 kalala with son; 4:176 kalala no child/born

Here is the answer for the example case above: 3 daughters, mother, father, wife

4:11 فإن so if كن be نساء females فوق above اثنتين two (feminine) فلهن so for them ثلثا two thirds
2/3 three daughters or 2/9 each

4:11  ولأبويه and for their parents لكل to each واحد one منهما from them السدس the sixth مما from what ترك left إن if كان is له to person ولد walad/son
No son, mother and father are variable. Likewise wife is variable since conditions below are not met either:

4:12 ولهن and for them الربع the fourth مما from what تركتم you left إن if لم not يكن is لكم to you ولد waladun child/born فإن so if كان is لكم to you ولد walad/son فلهن so for them الثمن the eight

2/3 (2/9 each 3 daughters) + 1/3 (1/9 mother, 1/9 father, 1/9 wife) = 1

Here are a few of the different kalala cases ...

4:11 kalala fatherless spouseless no son (sibling/s variable)
mother, 1 daughter, sister/s : 1/4 1/2 1/4
mother, 1 daughter, brother/s: 1/4 1/2 1/4
mother, 1 daughter, sister/s, brother/s: 1/6 1/2 1/3 siblings share equally

4:12 kalala fatherless spouseless has son
mother, son/s, sister : 1/6 2/3 1/6
mother, son/s, brother: 1/6 2/3 1/6
mother, son/s, sisters: 1/6 1/2 1/3
mother, son/s, brothers:1/6 1/2 1/3
mother, son/s, sister/s, brother/s: 1/6 1/2 1/3 siblings share equally

4:176 kalala fatherless spouseless no child/born
sister/s, brother/s: 2:1 ratio male to female
mother, sister/s, brother/s: 1/6 5/6 2:1 ratio
mother, 1 sister : 1/2 1/2
mother, 2 sisters: 1/3 2/3
mother, 3 sisters: 1/4 3/4 (unstated so divide equally)



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Noon waalqalami

Quote from: Noon waalqalami on July 04, 2012, 05:48:07 AM
4:11 kalala fatherless spouseless no son (sibling/s variable)
mother, 1 daughter, sister/s : 1/4 1/2 1/4
mother, 1 daughter, brother/s: 1/4 1/2 1/4
mother, 1 daughter, sister/s, brother/s: 1/6 1/2 1/3 siblings share equally

slight correction above mother get's 1/6 if  إخوة ikh'watun brother/s.

mother, 1 daughter, brother/s: 1/6 1/2 1/3

new thread with all combinations: http://free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9604035.0

mahmuud