Rabon gado cikin sauki

28/04/2023

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10/04/2019

11/02/2019

"Siyasa tafi Sallah" Inji Sheikh Abubakar Mahmud Gumi" (Rahimahullah).

A lokacin da Malam yayi wannan magana wadanda basu fahimce shi ba sukayi ta caccakar Malam, sai gashi yanzu abun dake faruwa, Kiristoci sun turo manyan Malaman su suna ta siyasa, mu kuma ance namu Malaman kada su shiga siyasa, sai dai a bar jahilai suyi ta iskancin su yadda suke so, sai ayi ta fadin Malamai kada su shiga siyasa.

Wannan wane irin wauta mutanen mu suke da shi?

28/05/2016

Yaya rabon Gado ya ke a Kasarku, kafin zuwan Musulunci ?

03/11/2015

TOTAL EXCLUSION
This is where an heir excluded totally from receiving a portion, for the presence of some heir stronger than him, but this does not extend to the primary inheritors.
Those who are never totally excluded. They are six:-
1. Father
2. Mother
3. Husband
4. Wife
5. Son
6. Daughter.

03/11/2015

If a written paper is found, signed and sealed by a deceased person, and if it is known or conveyed that he wrote it as a Will, it should be acted upon. But if it is known that it was not his intention to make any Will, and that he had simply made some notes for a Will to be written later, it will not be considered as a Will.

A person making a Will should be baligh, sane, and he should not be a feeble-minded squanderer. And the Will must have been made with free will and choice. A Will made by a non-baligh child is invalid, but if a child of ten years of age Wills for the benefit of his blood relatives, or for general charity, then that Will is valid.
But if he Wills for the benefit of those other than his blood relatives, or if a seven year old child WIlls that a certain part of wealth be for someone, or be given to someone, that Will is a matter of Ishkal, and in both cases, precaution must not be ignored. As for the feeble-minded squanderer, his Will related to his property is not valid, but in matters other than the property, like in matters of some tasks or duties to be performed for the deceased, his Will is valid.

01/11/2015

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم. أسلم عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته وبعد
If the heirs of deceased are only his father or mother and one daughter, his estate will be divided into four parts. Out of these one part is taken by the father or the mother, and the rest goes to the daughter.

25/10/2015

If a husband divorces his wife during his illness, and dies before the expiry of twelve lunar months, the wife inherits from him on the fulfilment of three conditions:
If she has not married another man during that period. And if she has married another man during that period, she will not inherit, though, as a precaution, a compromise should be reached (between the heirs and the wife).
If she had not sought divorce herself, of her own accord, irrespective of whether she paid her husband some consideration to obtain divorce or not. If she had herself asked for divorce, she does not inherit.
If the husband died during the illness in which he divorced her, as a result of that illness, or some other reason. If the husband recovers from that illness, and dies later owing to some other cause, the divorced wife will not inherit from him.

25/10/2015

If a person kills one of his relatives intentionally and unjustly, he does not inherit from him. But, if it was due to some error, for example, if he threw a stone in the air and by chance, it hit one of his relatives and killed him, he inherits from him. Nevertheless, it is a matter of Ishkal for him to inherit from the diyah (blood money) for the killing.

19/10/2015

If the heirs of the deceased are one or several maternal uncles, together with maternal aunts from the mother's side, and full maternal uncle and full maternal aunt, and also maternal uncles and aunts from the father's side, then to deprive the maternal uncle and maternal aunt from the father's side is a matter of Ishkal. In all the situations, the uncles will inherit twice the share of the aunts, but a precaution by way of compromise is recommended.

If the heirs of deceased are one or several maternal uncles, or one or several maternal aunts, or maternal uncle together with maternal aunt with one or several paternal uncles, or one or several paternal aunts, or paternal uncle together with paternal aunt, then the estate will be divided into 3 parts from which one part will be taken by the maternal uncle, or maternal aunt, or both of them, and the remaining part will go to the paternal uncle, or paternal aunt, or both of them.