Free Estate Tool

Islamic Inheritance guided calculator

Answer a few questions about the estate and surviving family. We will guide you through the rest.

Guided & safer by design

Build the estate first. Then check the family tree.

This calculator gives an indicative common-case Hanafi preview only when the information entered fits the supported family structure. Jafari matters, predeceased children, grandchildren and other complex heir combinations are automatically routed to professional review instead of being guessed.

Step 1 of 5

What is in the estate?

Start with the money and property value, then subtract obligations that come before inheritance.

Estate before wasiyyahRs. 0
Ordinary 1/3 ceilingRs. 0
Illustrative distributable estateRs. 0
Step 2 of 5

Which approach should we use?

Inheritance rules can differ. Choose the approach relevant to the family. If you are unsure, the calculator will prepare a review summary instead of allocating shares.

Step 3 of 5

Who survived the deceased?

Use the controls below instead of typing a family tree. Only people alive when the succession opened should be entered here.

Parents

Children

Step 4 of 5

Any circumstances we should not guess?

A “Yes” does not mean there is a problem. It simply means the family tree needs rules beyond this common-case calculator.

Pakistan statutory checkSection 4 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961 can affect cases where a son or daughter predeceased the propositus but left children. Those cases are therefore sent for review rather than calculated here.
Step 5 of 5

Your inheritance summary

Your result will appear here.

Total assetsRs. 0
Debts + expensesRs. 0
Wasiyyah used for previewRs. 0
Money available for inheritanceRs. 0
Complete the guided questions to create your inheritance summary.
Important: This calculator is educational and is not a fatwa or legal opinion. The share preview is intentionally limited to common Hanafi cases involving spouse, parents and children only. It does not determine every possible heir or resolve questions of validity, ownership, gifts, dower, nomination, joint property, disputed facts or applicable statutory law. Obtain qualified legal and religious advice before distributing an estate.
Need a professional review?

Use the draft as a starting point. Then get legal input.

ALG can connect you with the appropriate legal professional for advice, drafting, mediation or arbitration.