Women's Rights of Inheritance in Islam: Dr Zakir Naik

Dr Zakir Naik explains the rights of Women of Inheritance in Islam during a public lecture titled 'Women's Rights in Islam - Protected or Subjugated' at the International Islamic Peace Conference 2009 held at Somaiya Ground Mumbai, India 2009, shown on Peace TV.

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[ahmrou82]

@waddletop oh! yeah is there a pagan more than 3=1.

[waddletop]

@ozboluk 'Arabs use moon years.'

That is because Islam is a pagan moon cult.

[HelloKitty281202]

@akshoaib Yes may he guide us on the right path but at the end of the day we have total control and he wont do anything we have to make things happen. He gave us the tools and brains but he wont do nothing you have to make it happen yourself.

[HelloKitty281202]

@ismaeel747 Well that is what I said the daughter in law gets a share only after her husband has ownership of it but she can never be entitled to anything of her father inlaw direct. Otherwise so must the son in law demand half if the daughter in law can demand. Sons and daughters are the only blood relations entilted no one else. Islam is pretty damn unfair when it comes to women, money and freedom. Some husbands dont even want to support their wives anymore and they quickly go mary elsewer

[ismaeel747]

@HelloKitty281202 remember the man has the financial burden so the daughter in law will benefit from the sons inheritance as it is his job to provide for her so in a way she does inherit. as for a son in law I am not sure if the inherit of their father in law, not an expert myself hopefully it won't concern me for a long yet XD

[HelloKitty281202]

Only blood relations are entiled to a share of their parents fortune. What happens if the parents or parent does not share their money equally to their children rather leave some one out or a few? What if they just give it to only one and not the rest? Parents are not always fair and they always have favourites and never know how to treat their kids equally. I know of this myself. They bring conflicts within the family because of their stupidy and unfairness.

[HelloKitty281202]

@ismaeel747 So daughters are entilted to fathers inheritance or asset just like the sons but less? Still not fair. And as far as daughter in law they are not entitled to any monies from father in laws as they are not blood but they only get what their husband is entitled to is it not? If the son gets a share he shares with his wife, his wife is not entitled directly from father in law otherwise if the daughter in law in entitled to father in law's money then so should the son in law be entiled?

[ismaeel747]

@HelloKitty281202 The daughters who are married they get a share. The son's wife will get it indirectly as the son will use some of that money to care for his wife as well as support himself, this is why they get twice as much. I am not an expert may be worthwhile checking this ^^

[ozboluk]

And they tarried in their cave three hundred years and added nine. (25 Al-Kahf)

Why ALLAH for no said 309 years? said 300 + 9 years ?

Moon Years = 354 days

Sun Years = 365 days

365 - 354 = 11 days difference

300 years = 11 X 300 = 3300 Days difference

3300 / 354 = 9 years difference

Sun years = 300 years , moon years = 309 years

Sorry i am bad english.

Arabs use moon years.

[HelloKitty281202]

Do the daughters who are married or separated be entitles a share? Does the son's wife be entitled to get a share from her father in laws asset?