Islamic Inheritance Calculator
Meeras / Wirasat ki taqseem
Islamic Inheritance Calculator
Islamic inheritance (Meeras / Wirasat) distributes a deceased person's estate among their surviving relatives according to fixed shares set out in the Quran and Sunnah. Enter the surviving relatives below to see each heir's share, based on general Hanafi rulings.
Enter surviving relatives
Spouse زوج
Children اولاد
Parents والدین
Siblings بہن بھائی
Non-Muslim relatives are not eligible for inheritance. Relatives not listed above are not among the standard Islamic heirs.
Distribution of shares
Fill in the surviving relatives on the left and tap Calculate Inheritance to see each heir's share.
This calculator follows general Hanafi rulings and is a guide only. For rulings specific to your estate, especially unusual combinations of heirs, please consult a qualified scholar.
How to Use
How to use the Islamic Inheritance Calculator
Enter the estate value (optional) and choose your currency.
Enter the count for each surviving relative — husband, wife, sons, daughters, parents, and siblings.
Tap 'Show distant relatives' to add grandchildren, grandparents, nephews, uncles, or cousins if relevant.
Tap 'Calculate Inheritance' to instantly see each heir's percentage share and rupee/dollar amount.
Review the notes on Awl, Radd, or Umariyyatain if they appear — these explain special adjustments applied to your case.
Save or share the results with family members involved in the estate distribution.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Islamic Inheritance Calculator
Islamic inheritance is calculated using fixed shares set out in the Quran for certain heirs (like spouses, parents, and children), with any remaining estate distributed among the closest male relatives (asabah) according to Hanafi fiqh rules.
Wirasat and Meeras both refer to Islamic inheritance — the distribution of a deceased person's estate among their surviving heirs according to the Quran and Sunnah. The terms are used interchangeably in Urdu and Arabic.
Eligible heirs include the spouse, children, parents, grandparents, and siblings, along with more distant relatives like nephews, uncles, and cousins if closer heirs are not surviving. Non-Muslim relatives are not eligible to inherit under Islamic law.
Yes, this calculator follows general Hanafi school rulings for share distribution. For complex estates or unusual combinations of heirs, it's best to consult a qualified Islamic scholar for a precise ruling.
Yes, this calculator works for any currency or property value — simply enter the total estate value in PKR and add your surviving relatives to see each heir's Islamic share of the property.
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