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Property/Land Distribution

Divide property value and/or land area among heirs per Islamic Faraid rules, in your chosen land unit.

This tool provides a standard Sunni Hanafi Faraid-based estimate for educational and planning purposes only. Actual inheritance can involve complexities (multiple schools of thought, wasiyyah/will, debts, missing heirs) that require a qualified Islamic scholar and legal advisor. This is not a legal or religious ruling. Actual legal property transfer in India requires registered documentation (sale deed / gift deed / mutation) — disputes, missing heirs or wasiyyah (will) considerations should also go to a property lawyer in addition to a scholar.

Heirs present

Spouse

Sons (count)Daughters (count)

Father alive?Mother alive?

Paternal grandfather alive? (only relevant since father is deceased)

Full brothers (count)Full sisters (count)

Consanguine (paternal) brothersConsanguine (paternal) sisters

Uterine (maternal) brothersUterine (maternal) sisters

Property value in ₹ (optional)

Land area (optional)Unit

Katha/Bigha conversion used here follows the common Bihar standard (1 Bigha = 20 Katha = 27,220 sq ft approx); regional variation exists.

Distribution Summary

Heir	Share Fraction	%
Unallocated residue (see note)	1/1	100.00%

Note: There is leftover estate (radd) with no residuary heir identified among the supported categories in this tool. In classical Faraid, this surplus is normally returned (radd) proportionally to eligible Quranic-share heirs (excluding spouse in most Hanafi views), or escheats to the public treasury (Bayt al-Mal) if no eligible relative exists. This tool does not automatically redistribute the surplus — please consult a scholar for the correct radd distribution.

Can this be physically divided? Whether a plot of land can be fairly split into physical shares depends on its size, shape and local regulations. Some scholars advise that when a share resulting from a plot would be too small or impractical to use on its own, it is better to sell the property and divide the proceeds instead of a physical partition. This is general Islamic guidance, not a ruling by this tool — please discuss your specific situation with a scholar.

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Property/Land Distribution

Heirs present

Distribution Summary

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