Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status Law
The Iraqi legislator is limited to the Personal Status Law Direct that descendants must be included (The son's son, the son's daughter, the daughter's son, and the daughter's daughter) with an obligatory will within the limits of one-third. While many legislators in Arab countrie...
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University of Mosul College of Law
2023-12-01
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| description | The Iraqi legislator is limited to the Personal Status Law Direct that descendants must be included (The son's son, the son's daughter, the daughter's son, and the daughter's daughter) with an obligatory will within the limits of one-third. While many legislators in Arab countries include the direct descendants of the son’s children, but not the daughter’s children. Thus, the obligatory will has no established legal ruling in the Holy Qur’an or the Sunnah of the Prophet, rather, it came based on the diligence of Muslim jurists because some of them consider the will to be an obligatory will in the sense of a will, while others insist that it is a forced inheritance. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-38f987c13310476485f308b147bdce232023-12-04T13:10:00ZaraUniversity of Mosul College of Lawالرافدین للحقوق1819-17462664-27782023-12-01258545746910.33899/arlj.2023.181148181148Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status LawNashwan Alhalem0College of Law/ University of MosulThe Iraqi legislator is limited to the Personal Status Law Direct that descendants must be included (The son's son, the son's daughter, the daughter's son, and the daughter's daughter) with an obligatory will within the limits of one-third. While many legislators in Arab countries include the direct descendants of the son’s children, but not the daughter’s children. Thus, the obligatory will has no established legal ruling in the Holy Qur’an or the Sunnah of the Prophet, rather, it came based on the diligence of Muslim jurists because some of them consider the will to be an obligatory will in the sense of a will, while others insist that it is a forced inheritance.https://alaw.mosuljournals.com/article_181148_18c81c8fccb1117e791a77c639c3b018.pdf |
| spellingShingle | Nashwan Alhalem Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status Law الرافدین للحقوق |
| title | Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status Law |
| title_full | Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status Law |
| title_fullStr | Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status Law |
| title_full_unstemmed | Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status Law |
| title_short | Heir descendants Of the obligatory will In the Iraqi Personal Status Law |
| title_sort | heir descendants of the obligatory will in the iraqi personal status law |
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