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Ruling 2729. If a person makes a will that something is to be given to a particular beneficiary, it is not necessary that the beneficiary be alive at
Ruling 2728. If a person states during his terminal illness that he owes an amount to someone, in the event that he is believed to have a vested inter
Ruling 2727. If a person makes a will that the one-third of his estate must be sold and the proceeds from it must be spent in a particular way, his wo
Ruling 2726. If a person gifts part of his wealth to someone during the period of his terminal illness [but does not actually hand it over it while he
Ruling 2725. If a person makes a will that a particular item is to be given to someone and after that makes a will that half of it is to be given to s
Ruling 2724. If a person does something that demonstrates he has retracted his will – for example, he sells the house that he had left to someone in h
Ruling 2723. If a person retracts his will – for example, he states that the one-third of his estate[4] is to be given to someone but then states that
Ruling 2722. If a person appoints a number of executors for his will and gives permission for each to execute the will independently, it is not necess
Ruling 2721. An executor must be sane. An executor must also be trustworthy regarding matters concerning the testator and, based on obligatory precaut
Ruling 2720. If a person who notices the signs of his approaching death has kept some property with someone, or he has hidden it in a place not known
Ruling 2719. If a person notices the signs of his approaching death and has lapsed (qaḍāʾ) prayers (ṣalāh) and fasts (ṣawm), he must make arrangements
Ruling 2718. If a person who notices the signs of his approaching death owes the one-fifth tax (khums), alms tax (zakat), or maẓālim[3] but is unable
Ruling 2717. Whenever a person notices the signs of his approaching death, he must immediately return those things he was holding on trust (amānah) to
Ruling 2716. If a person makes a will that something from his property is to be owned by someone, and if the latter accepts the will – irrespective of
Ruling 2715. If a person injures himself with the intention of committing suicide or consumes deadly poison and then makes a will for part of his esta
Ruling 2714. A testator (mūṣī) [i.e. a person who makes a will] must be of the age of legal responsibility (bāligh) and sane (ʿāqil); he must not be f
Ruling 2713. If a document is found with the signature or seal of the deceased, in the event that there are contextual indicators that make it appear
Ruling 2712. If a person who is unable to speak conveys his intentions by indicating, he can make a will for any task. In fact, a will made by a perso
Ruling 2711. A will is an instruction by a person for certain tasks to be performed for him after his death. In a will, a person may state that after
Ruling 2710. If a person endows some property so that the income from it can be used to repair a mosque and be given to the imam of the congregation (