Is this Islamic inheritance calculator a fatwa?

No. It is an educational calculator for preliminary review only and should not replace a qualified scholar, lawyer, or court decision.

What should be deducted before distribution?

Debts, binding liabilities, funeral and preparation expenses, and an eligible will are typically considered before distributing the net estate.

Does the calculator handle every inheritance case?

No. It supports common simplified cases and alerts the user when a case may be complex or require specialist review.

Can I export the result?

Yes. The tool provides a standalone PDF report, print report, and CSV export.

Educational inheritance tool by Smart Fin Reports

Islamic Inheritance Calculator

Estimate the distributable estate after debts, funeral expenses, and an eligible will, then generate an educational inheritance distribution table for common heirs with alerts, explanation, chart, PDF report, print, and CSV export.

Estate details

This calculator is educational and depends entirely on user input. Real inheritance cases should be reviewed by a qualified Islamic inheritance specialist, court, or lawyer, especially when there is pregnancy, dispute, missing heirs, local-law issues, or heirs not covered by this simplified model.

Currency

Case / family name

Gross estate value

Debts and binding liabilities

Funeral and preparation expenses

Will amount for a non-heir

Heirs

Husband exists

Number of wives

Father exists Mother exists

Number of sons

Number of daughters

Use the siblings section for simplified cases where there is no father and no direct male descendant. If complexity alerts appear, treat the output as a preliminary review only.

Full brothers

Full sisters

Maternal siblings

Paternal brothers

Paternal sisters

Other heirs / special case exists

Inheritance distribution result

Net distributable estate

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Enter the data and click calculate.

Gross estate0

Deductions0

Approved will0

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What is the Islamic Inheritance Calculator?

This educational calculator helps estimate how an estate may be distributed among common heirs after deducting debts, funeral expenses, and an eligible will. It is designed for financial planning, documentation, and preliminary review, not for issuing a binding fatwa or legal ruling.

How to use it

Enter the gross estate value and priority deductions.
Enter the will amount, if any, for a non-heir.
Select the existing heirs and their counts.
Click calculate and review the distribution, alerts, and explanation.
Export the report as PDF, print, or CSV for discussion with a specialist.

Practical example

If an estate includes a wife, father, mother, two sons, and one daughter, the calculator estimates the net estate, allocates fixed shares where applicable, then distributes the remaining balance according to the simplified residuary model.

Important limitation

Inheritance cases can be complex due to blocking rules, residuary heirs, agnatic relationships, pregnancy, missing heirs, local court procedures, and jurisdictional requirements. Always verify real cases with a qualified professional.

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Professional disclaimer

This calculator is an educational planning tool only. It does not replace an Islamic inheritance scholar, qualified lawyer, court decision, or the applicable laws and procedures in your country.