Legal Inheritance Limitation

A Legal Inheritance Limitation, according to which the ascendants and descendants are determined in the Public Property (property owned by State), and it is issued by the Civil Magistrate Court.
In Legal Inheritance Limitation, the male’s share is equivalent to the female’s share, and without looking at the degree of kinship whether they are sons, fathers, or brothers, and this rule that leads to the difference in most of the inheritance rules from the rules for the transfer of the inheritance to the ascendants and descendants, and therefore it cannot be the Islamic inheritance document, a substitute for legal inheritance.
In the law on the transfer of funds, the husband or wife alike receives a quarter of the estate in the event of the descendants and half if there are no descendants
In Legal Inheritance Limitation, the deceased descendants shall replace their ascendants in the estate in the event of death.
Legal inheritance Limitation procedures are the same as the procedures applied in the Islamic Inheritance Limitation in relation to civil registry and financial matters.