Shariah Inheritance law (Non-Muslim authors' perspective)

Islamic inheritance law has been subject to Non-Muslim lawyers, attorneys, orientalists, and writers. These are the words and quotes of their own based on their research and discovery of beauty and justice in divine law for Muslims. There have been many books written and revealed the fact that the Islamic law of inheritance is by far the most friendly religious law on the earth. Sir William Hay MacNaghten said the Islamic inheritance law is just and equitable. Almaric Rumsey mentioned that Islamic inheritance law embodied beauty, justice, fairness, and solvable. And Gustave le Bon wrote the law of Muslim inheritance is just and fair. These prominent authors studied Islamic inheritance law in-depth, and that's why they could discover beauty, symmetry, justice, and fairness. Not many Muslims know the Islamic succession law because there is a widespread myth that it is a complex subject. Wassiyyah Academy's mission is to help people discover the beauty of Islamic law, as many prominent non-Muslim authors have already pointed out. One of the challenges is if you do not have an Islamic estate plan (i.e., Islamic Wills or Trust), the estate distribution will not follow Islamic inheritance law, which will be outright non-compliance Islamically. Learning Islamic inheritance law would get you inspiration and love, and possibly, you would pursue creating a compliant estate plan. Let us review some of the quotes from prominent non-Muslim authors below.

Sir William Hay MacNaghten

SENIOR CIVIL SERVANT BRITISH RAJ

In these provisions we find ample attention paid to the interests of all those whom nature places in the first rank of our affections; and indeed it is difficult to conceive any system containing rules more strictly just and equitable. Learn more in book Principles and precedents of Moohummudan law

Almaric Rumsey

BARRISTER-AT-LAW AND PROFESSOR OF INDIAN JURISPRUDENCE AT KING'S COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON

The Mahommedan law of inheritance comprises, beyond question, the most refined and elaborate system of rules for the devolution of property that is known to the civilized world, and its beauty and symmetry are such that it is worthy to be studied, not only by lawyers with a view to its practical application, but for its own sake, and by those who have no other object in view than their intellectual culture and gratification. Learn more in book Moohummudan law of inheritance

Gustave Le Bon

WROTE IN HIS BOOK ARAB CIVILIZATION

The principles of inheritance which have been determined in the Holy Quran have a great deal of justice and fairness. The person who reads the Holy Quran can perceive these concepts of justice and fairness in terms of inheritance through the verses I quoted. I should also point out the great level of efficiency in terms of general laws and rules derived from these verses. I have compared British, French and Islamic Laws of inheritance and found that Islam grants the wives the right of inheritance, which our laws are lacking while Westerners consider them to be ill-treated by the Muslim men. Learn more in the Book of Civilization

Sir William Jones

POET, LAWYER, JUDGE, JURIST, AND TRANSLATOR, A CENTRAL FIGURE IN DEVELOPING ENGLISH LAWS IN INDIA.

I am strongly disposed to believe that no possible question could occur on the Muhammadan Law of succession which might not be rapidly and correctly answered. Learn more Book Translation by Sir William Jones