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Faraid calculator (Islamic inheritance)

This faraid calculator follows the Shafi'i faraid rules practised in Malaysia: the Quran's fixed shares, 'asabah (residuaries), hajb (blocking), 'awl and a remainder with no residuary going to Baitulmal. Enter the estate and the heirs — every heir gets a fraction, percentage, RM amount and a short explanation. The official distribution is set by the Syariah Court's Faraid Certificate.

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Faraid calculator

ListBelanja's faraid calculator works out each heir's inheritance share under the Shafi'i faraid rules practised in Malaysia. Enter the total estate, assets already given as hibah, matrimonial property, funeral costs, debts and bequests — the faraid calculator deducts them in the order the law sets, caps bequests at 1/3 and does not carry out a bequest to an heir without the other heirs' consent. Every heir gets a fraction, percentage, RM amount and a short explanation: the husband takes 1/4 because there are children, the mother 1/6 because there are two siblings, sons and daughters share the remainder 2:1. 'Awl, a remainder with no 'asabah going to Baitulmal, Umariyyatain, musytarakah, akdariyyah and a grandfather with siblings (Zayd ibn Thabit's view, including mu'addah) are worked out exactly, with official sources and the date they were read. An unborn child, khunsa, a missing heir and simultaneous deaths are referred straight to the Syariah Court. In the app, the Faraid tab fills in the estate from your own net worth. The Syariah Court's Faraid Certificate is the official document.

1Estate & deductions
2The deceased & main heirs

Enter how many of each heir were alive at the time of death. Blank = none.

Spouse, children & grandchildren
Parents & grandparents
3Brothers & sisters
4Nephews, uncles & cousins
5Special situations

Heirs must be Muslim and alive at the time of death. A person who killed the deceased, adopted children and stepchildren are not heirs; a child born out of wedlock inherits only from the mother. Grandchildren through a daughter, aunts and maternal uncles (dhawi al-arham) do not inherit — any share without an heir goes to Baitulmal.

How is faraid worked out?

The estate is cleared first: assets already given as hibah and the spouse's matrimonial-property (harta sepencarian) share are taken out, then funeral costs and debts (including unpaid zakat and vows) are paid. Bequests (wasiat) are carried out up to 1/3 of what remains, and a bequest to an heir needs the other heirs' consent.

Ashab al-furud receive the Quran's fixed shares (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 2/3, 1/3, 1/6); the 'asabah take the remainder. If the shares add up to more than the estate, every share is reduced in proportion ('awl). If a remainder is left with no 'asabah, it goes to Baitulmal, as practised by the states in Malaysia.

Special cases covered

Umariyyatain (the mother takes 1/3 of the remainder), musytarakah, akdariyyah, a grandfather with siblings (sharing, 1/3, 1/3 of the remainder or 1/6 — Zayd ibn Thabit's view) including mu'addah, grandchildren through a son and the 1/6 completion share (takmilah).

An unborn child, khunsa, a missing heir, simultaneous deaths and more distant heirs are referred straight to the Syariah Court — the calculator does not guess.

In the app: a hibah & wasiat register

In ListBelanja, the Faraid tab fills in the estate from your own net worth, takes out assets already given as hibah and checks bequests against the 1/3 limit — and the Heir access summary includes your hibah & wasiat register.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as a Faraid Certificate?

The calculator follows the same faraid method and shows its sources. The Faraid Certificate issued by the Syariah Court is the official document — the court confirms the list of heirs and each one's share.

Why is there a share for Baitulmal?

When the heirs are only ashab al-furud and there is no 'asabah, the remainder goes to Baitulmal (the state Islamic Religious Council), as practised in Malaysia. The radd method can be compared in the result; the Syariah Court decides.

Are my numbers stored?

No. The calculation happens in your browser; no numbers are sent or stored.

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