Faraid Inheritance Calculator
Enter the net inheritance and the number of heirs — the calculator uses the fixed Quranic shares and the standard residuary (asaba) rules to find each heir's share.
| Heir | Share (fraction) | Percent | Amount per person | Total for group |
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How to use
- After deducting debts, funeral expenses and a valid will (at most one third), enter the remaining net inheritance.
- Enter the number of spouse, sons, daughters, parents and full brothers/sisters.
- See each heir's fraction, percent and amount in the table — the total is always 100% (a note will appear if awl or radd applies).
Note: this tool only covers common heir combinations (husband/wife, sons, daughters, father, mother, full brothers/sisters) using the standard fixed-share and asaba rules. Grandparents, grandchildren, nephews and disputed cases are not included. Complex estates should be confirmed with a mufti/scholar before distribution — this calculation is only guidance, not a fatwa.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Faraid inheritance calculator?
It divides a net estate among heirs using the fixed Quranic shares and standard residuary (asaba) rules for spouse, sons, daughters, father, mother and full brothers and sisters.
What should I enter as the estate?
The net inheritance after deducting debts, funeral expenses and a valid will of at most one third.
Does it cover every heir?
No, it covers common heir combinations only. Grandparents, grandchildren, nephews and disputed cases are not included.
Can I rely on it for a real distribution?
No. Complex estates should be confirmed with a mufti or scholar before distribution.