A man passed away, and he had two sons and two daughters. He owned two plots of land, buildings, and the house he lived in. He gave each of the sons a plot of land to build a house on and marry in, which indeed happened during his lifetime. He bequeathed that the house he lived in should be for the two daughters after his death, and this will was made in front of the mother. However, after his death, the sons objected to giving the house to the daughters, claiming it is part of the inheritance. Eventually, they settled on dividing the house into two halves, one half for the sons and the other for the daughters, and the division was indeed carried out. Later, one of the daughters found in her share of the house a handwritten 'written will' from her father stating that the house is for the two daughters by a legal will signed by the deceased, but it does not have any witness signatures. What is the ruling of Sharia on this?

What is the ruling on someone who intends a specific vow and an oath expiation?

Is it permissible for an elderly woman to bequeath her daughter's husband to bury her after her death, even though she has children who are unaware of her will?

Is it required to have the intention for each day of Ramadan fasting?

A lady entrusted a sum of two thousand dinars to a woman, and bequeathed that if she died, she should give from the amount what is sufficient for the burial and condolence costs for her son, and whatever remains from the amount should be distributed among her four daughters, as she had given all her possessions to her son; however, her son died two days before her and left behind sons and daughters. How should her will be applied?

What are the conditions for sighting the crescent of fasting and breaking the fast for Ramadan in clear weather?

What is the ruling for someone who bequeaths more than one third of their wealth?

What are the conditions for sighting the crescent moon for fasting and breaking the fast of Ramadan in case of clouds?

A man died and bequeathed the house to his wife, and his children are poor and could benefit from its price, knowing that the wife is not their mother but the wife of their father. Should the will be executed?