Ibrahim says that Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) used to include the grandfather with the brothers in the division of wealth, and used to give every rightful person his due, and would not make the maternal brother an heir in the presence of the grandfather, and in the case of the participation of full brothers with the grandfather in the division, he would not give the paternal brother a share in the division, and when a full sister, a paternal sister, and the grandfather were together, he would give half the wealth to the full sister and half to the grandfather. And Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) used to include the grandfather with the brothers in the division of wealth up to one-sixth, and would give every rightful person his due, and would not make the maternal brother an heir in the presence of the grandfather, and in the presence of children, would not give the grandfather more than one-sixth of the wealth, except if there was no other heir besides the grandfather. So when a full sister, a paternal brother and sister, and the grandfather were together, he would give half the wealth to the full sister and include the brother and sister with the grandfather in the division. Abu Bakr says that this issue will be resolved in two ways according to the statements of Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) and Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him), and in three ways according to the statement of Zaid (may Allah be pleased with him).