A woman has passed away, and she has three young children, a husband, and a mother. How should the inheritance be divided among them? Is there Zakat due on this gold?

A man went to visit his sister and swore an oath of divorce that she would not cook anything but chicken, while she said she had prepared meat and would put the chicken with the food. He said: 'By the prohibition and divorce, we will not eat at your place unless it is chicken.' She replied: 'Before you prohibit and divorce, I swear the meat is on the fire.' She was sick with a broken leg and did not want to burden her. When he arrived, she had prepared both meat and chicken. He ate from the chicken first, then ate from the meat. What is the ruling?

A person bought goods but was unable to sell any of them. Years after his death, his children managed to sell small quantities of them online. Do they owe zakat on what they sell, knowing that no zakat was paid on these goods during the storage period?

If a man swore to his wife by divorce, and everything he swore about later turned out to be incorrect, knowing that this was twenty years ago, what is the legal solution in this case?

A young man passed away two months before his mother, and he has children. The mother left an inheritance, which was distributed among her sons and daughters. Do the children of her deceased son inherit?

She says that a dispute occurred between her and her husband, and he said to her: (It is forbidden for me to approach you for the rest of my life), then the next day he asked her to come to bed, so what should she do in this case?

Is it permissible for one of the brothers to claim that all the inheritance belongs to him based on the will, and that the remaining siblings have nothing?

A lady wanted to work in a marketing shop, and her husband swore an oath of divorce three times that she should not work as long as he is alive. Now she has sought his permission to work, and he has granted it. What is the ruling?

A woman’s husband has passed away, leaving behind a modest house and ten children from her, as well as three children from another wife. Now, his children from the other wife are demanding their shares of the inheritance, knowing that the wife has only this modest house, and if she leaves it, she will find no one to shelter her. What is the ruling on this?