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Presumably, parents would fear that if the disobedient son inherited their estate that he might abuse or dispose of the inheritance unlawfully, as opposed to the daughter who had tended to her parents, assisted and honored them, and would preserve and maintain their assets rightfully. As an option, parents may legally transfer ownership of some or all of their property to any one of their children during their lifetime, even if that child is their daughter.

Fatma: Some Islamic literature claims that because a woman is exempted from war, it entitles her to less inheritance, is this accurate? Sayyid: That would not be considered a valid justification. Fatma: Are there any other issues regarding Muslim women that would be important to elucidate here? Sayyid: The issues regarding Muslim women are endless. However, the most important is that Muslim women should educate themselves concerning their religious rights.

Muslim women have the right to be informed of their choices and opportunities that Islam provides for them. By knowing their rights they can secure their future. [^1]: Qur’an 4:11 Previous…