Mughira narrates the statement of Ibrahim that the ruling regarding the inheritance of a child found on the road is the same as that of wealth found on the road.

Zaid bin Wahb narrates that Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) stoned a woman, and then said to the heirs of that woman: "This is your son; you will be his heirs and he will be your heir, and if he commits any crime, its compensation will be upon you."

Shu'bi narrates that Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) and Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) said regarding the son of the woman who performed li'an that his mother and his mother's 'asaba are his 'asaba, and the ruling for the child of adultery (illegitimate) is the same.

Hammad narrates that Ibrahim said: All the inheritance of the son of the woman who performs li'an belongs to his mother, and the compensation for his crime will be paid by his 'asaba, and the same ruling applies to an illegitimate child, and to the child of a Christian whose mother is Muslim.

Muammar narrates that Zuhri said: The son of the woman who performs li'an and the illegitimate child, both will inherit from the relatives on their mother's side.

Amr narrates that Hasan said: The ruling for a child born out of fornication is the same as the ruling for the son of a woman who has undergone li'an, or he said: The ruling for the son of a woman who has undergone li'an is the same as that for a child born out of fornication.

Sha'bi narrates that Ibn Hubayrah asked Hazrat Shurayh via letter about the inheritance of a child born out of wedlock, so he replied that his matter should be referred to the ruler so that he may provide for him.

Hasan bin Harr narrates the statement of Hazrat Hakam that the mother of those who are born of fornication and those who curse (declare li'an) and her maternal relatives will be their heirs.