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Islamic Inheritance Calculator Pakistan (Faraid) 2026

Islamic Inheritance Calculator Pakistan

Faraid (فرائض) — Based on Quran, Surah An-Nisa (4:11-12 & 4:176) & Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act 1962

Free Faraid Calculator
Net Estate Value
₨
Enter the net estate after paying all debts, funeral expenses, and any valid Wasiyyah (will) up to one-third.
Wives (زوجہ)
1
Max 4 under Islamic law
Wife receives 1/8 if children exist, 1/4 if no children. Husband receives 1/4 if children exist, 1/2 if no children.
Sons (بیٹے)
0
Daughters (بیٹیاں)
0
A son's share equals two daughters' shares (Quran 4:11). Sons are residuary (Asaba) heirs.
Each parent receives 1/6 if children exist. If no children: mother gets 1/3 (or 1/6 if siblings exist), father gets remainder.
Full Brothers (سگے بھائی)
0
Full Sisters (سگی بہنیں)
0
Full siblings inherit as Asaba (residuaries) when no children or father survive. Brother's share = 2× sister's share.
Heirs with shares 0 heirs
Gross Estate : ₨5,000,000
Wasiyyah Deduction : ₨0
Net Distributable Estate : ₨5,000,000
Total Heirs : —
Calculation Method : —
Heir Distribution (Faraid Shares)
Add heirs on the left to see Faraid distribution.

Faraid shares sourced from the Holy Quran, Surah An-Nisa (4:11-12 & 4:176), supplemented by the Sunnah and classical Fiqh (Hanafi school, predominant in Pakistan).
In Pakistan, Islamic inheritance law (Faraid) is enforced through the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act 1962 and underpinned by Article 227 of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973.
Fixed Quranic shares (الفروض المقدرة) — 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 2/3, 1/3, 1/6 — are assigned first to eligible heirs (Dhawu al-Furud); residue passes to residuary heirs (Asabah).
A Wasiyyah (will) is valid for up to one-third of the estate and cannot benefit a legal heir. Pakistan imposes no inheritance tax, though stamp duty and capital gains tax may apply on property transfers.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan (2025 SCLR 12) reaffirmed that inheritance shares for Muslims are fixed by the Quran and vest immediately upon death. Denying female heirs their mandated share is both unlawful and un-Islamic; the Enforcement of Women's Property Rights Act 2020 empowers female heirs to seek redress.
Need expert legal or estate planning advice? Contact a Chartered Advisor at Aeenx for formal inheritance & estate compliance advice.
This calculator is for informational purposes only (Hanafi / Sunni rules). Shia and other schools may differ. Always verify with a qualified Islamic scholar or legal practitioner.

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