Fudayl narrates that Ibrahim said regarding the woman who leaves behind a full sister and a consanguine sister, and has no other agnate relative besides them, that the full sister will receive three-fourths of the estate, and this is the verdict of Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him). And Hazrat Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) gave the verdict in this matter that the full sister will receive five parts and the consanguine sister will receive one-sixth of the estate. And in this matter, Hazrat Zaid (may Allah be pleased with him) gave the verdict that the full sister will receive three parts and the consanguine sister will receive one-sixth, and the remainder will go to the public treasury if there is no mawla or agnate relative. Hazrat Abu Bakr says that this issue, according to the statement of Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), will be resolved from three shares, and according to the statements of Hazrat Abdullah and Zaid (may Allah be pleased with them), it will be resolved from six shares.

33291 - Abu Bakr said: So this, according to the statement of Ali, is from three shares (1), and according to the statement of Abdullah and Zaid, from six shares.

Hazrat Fudayl says that Ibrahim said regarding the woman who leaves behind her daughter, granddaughter, and mother, and has no male agnate, that for her daughter there are three out of five shares of the wealth, for her granddaughter one fifth of the wealth, and for her mother also one fifth share. This is the decision of Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him). And regarding this, Hazrat Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) gave the decision that this issue will be calculated from twenty-four shares: for the granddaughter one sixth, that is, a total of four shares; for the mother one fourth of the remaining wealth, that is, a total of five shares; and for the daughter three fourths of twenty shares, that is, a total of fifteen shares. And regarding this, Hazrat Zaid (may Allah be pleased with him) gave the decision that for the daughter there is half of the wealth, for the granddaughter one sixth of the wealth, and for the mother also one sixth, and the remaining wealth is for the Bayt al-Mal if there is neither a guardian nor any male agnate present.

Hazrat Fudail bin Amr narrates that Ibrahim said that six women become heirs: daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother, sister, and wife; and these become heirs of seven men: father, son, grandson, brother, husband, and grandfather; and she inherits one-sixth from her daughter, unless there is an 'asaba present.

A’mash narrates that Ibrahim said: There are six women who inherit from a man: daughter, granddaughter, mother, grandmother, sister, and wife. And a woman inherits from seven men: son, grandson, father, grandfather, husband, and brother. And she inherits one-sixth from her grandson, and the grandson does not inherit anything from them according to the statement of all the scholars.

Nu’man bin Salim reports that I asked Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) about a grandson: What do you say about a man who leaves behind his nephew? Will he inherit from him? He replied: No.

Ibrahim states that according to the opinion of Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) and Zaid (may Allah be pleased with him), the grandson returns (the inheritance) to those below him and those above him, on the principle that one male will be given a share equal to that of two females. And according to the opinion of Hazrat Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him), when two-thirds of the wealth is completed, nothing will be given to the granddaughters.

Ibrahim narrates that according to the statement of Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him), the daughter will be given half of the wealth, and the remaining wealth will be distributed among the grandsons and granddaughters in such a way that one male receives a share equal to that of two females, as long as the share of the granddaughters does not exceed one-sixth.

It is narrated from A'mash that Ibrahim said: Maternal half-brothers do not inherit when there is a son, a daughter, or when there is a grandson, a granddaughter, or when there is a father or a grandfather.

Hazrat Sufyan narrates from a man, he said that I have not seen anyone more noble than Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him). He was asked about the issue of two daughters, parents, and a wife, so he said that the wife's eighth share has been changed to a ninth. Hazrat Abu Bakr says that this issue will be solved from twenty-seven shares: sixteen shares for the two daughters, eight shares for the parents, and three shares for the wife.