Mutarraf reports from Sha’bi that his heir will be the person who is closest to his mother in relation.

Shu’bah narrates that Hazrat Hakam and Hammad say: The heir of a woman who performs li’an will be the person who is the heir of her mother.

Umar narrates the statement of Hazrat Sha’bi that if the son of a woman who has performed li’an dies and leaves behind his maternal uncle and maternal aunt, all his wealth will be given to the maternal uncle.

Hamzah narrates that Hazrat Ibn Abi Layla used to say that the maternal uncle is entitled to two-thirds of the wealth and the maternal aunt to one-third of the wealth.

Hasan bin Salih narrates from Shu'bi through a man that he said regarding the son of a woman who performed li'an, if he dies leaving behind his nephew and grandfather, then all his wealth will go to the nephew.

Sha'bi narrates that regarding the son of a woman who performed li'an, who dies leaving his mother and a maternal brother, Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said that his mother should be given one-third of the wealth, and his brother should be given one-sixth of the wealth, and the remaining wealth should also be returned to them according to the method of "radd", thus their share will become two-thirds and one-third. And Hazrat Ibn Mas'ud (may Allah be pleased with him) used to say that the mother should be given one-third of the wealth and the brother one-sixth of the wealth, and the remaining wealth should be returned to the mother. Hazrat Abu Bakr said that this issue should be calculated from six shares according to the statements of all the companions.

33466 - Abu Bakr said: So this, from all of their statements, becomes from six.

Abu Al-Minhal narrates that Hazrat Iyas bin Abd Muzani was asked about those people upon whom a house collapsed and they all died; he replied that they are heirs to one another.

Qatan bin Abdullah Dhabbi narrates that a woman traveled to the Euphrates along with her son, and both of them drowned, and it was not known which of them died before the other. We went to Hazrat Shurayh and informed him of this. He said: Make each of them the heir of the other, and do not return to either of them the wealth which he or she inherited from the other.

Amr bin Amr al-Jushami narrates that Abdullah bin Utbah, who was a judge during the time of Ibn Zubair, declared those who drowned together to be heirs of one another.