A person passed away and left two houses, along with three sons and two daughters. One of the sons bought all his siblings' shares in one house, except for one of his sisters who waived her share in this house in exchange for him waiving his share in the other house. Then, after that, the brother passed away. The sister then fully waived her share to her niece's son, and there remained shares in the name of the deceased brother's children. She then passed away while single. Are these shares the right of the brother's children, or the right of all the heirs? Knowing that they are legally registered in the name of the brother's children?

A woman conditioned her husband not to marry another wife, but then he did marry. The ruling was that the condition is void and has no value. Why are marriage conditions considered void and not valid?

What is the ruling on taking pills to delay menstruation?

A woman who has been divorced for seven years, has a daughter, lives with her family, and does not wish to live with them due to many problems, has agreed with her sick ex-husband to marry. She will rent a house, and all the expenses of the house will be on her until she leaves her family's house, on the condition that there will be no cohabitation between them because he is sick. Is this agreement sinful? What is the ruling on marriage in this case?

A man died and left an amount of (2762.25), and he has a wife, five sons, and three daughters. Before distributing the inheritance, a son died and then a daughter, and after them, the mother (the wife) died. Four sons and two daughters remain, along with the children of the deceased son and the children of the deceased daughter. Please clarify how to divide the inheritance in detail?

A woman stipulated to her husband in the marriage contract that he should not marry another woman while being married to her, but after a while, he married another woman without her knowledge, and then she discovered that. What is the ruling? And does anything result from their relationship?

Does the widow inherit from the deceased husband's father? And what is her share?

If a woman waives her dowry and drops it, and then returns to claim it, does it then fall completely, or is it a fixed right that does not fall by waiver, knowing that the dowry was not explicitly named at the time of the contract, and the matter was left to their agreement? Is it permissible for the woman to waive a dowry of unknown value because it was not named?

What is the ruling on what comes out after the menstrual period after seeing purity, whether it is brown or another color, knowing that her menstrual period lasted eight days and she performed the ritual bath?