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Allah Ta'aala says
in Qur'aan:
O
you who believe, if a sinner comes to you with information,
investigate, lest you harm a people out of ignorance and become
regretful over what you have done. (Surah Hujuraat, verse 6)
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| RENTALS AND
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
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Call 065 942 5923 / 073 183 0721 or
email
info@matwork.co.za
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3 Bedroom apartment to rent in Pageview. Please Contact 0833092496
| HOUGHTON LOFTS, HOUGHTON
- 3 bedroom Unit, Double Garage, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 Guest
toilet, Open plan lounge, dining and kitchen, 24 Hr gated security,
Brilliant Location. Occupation : 1st FEBRUARY 2026. RENTAL : R16000
Excl. Contact Person : Zeyad 0826814581
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PARKTOWN
MANSIONS - Fully furnished flat 1 bed, 1 bath, lounge, dining room and
kitchen. 24 hour security. Underground tandem parking for 2 cars.
Available 1st FEBRUARY 2026. RENTAL : R13000 Excl. Contact Person :
Zeyad 0826814581
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| QUESTION AND ANSWER
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Q:
Before my sister passed away my brother-in-law was using her car for
more than 2 years. She said before several witnesses that he could have
the car when she passed away. She has since died and the car was never
put into his name, as she could not find the ownership papers. Is the
car considered his or does it form part of the estate?
A:
By brother-in-law we assume you mean the husband of your deceased
sister. When your sister said that her husband could have the car after
her death, it meant that she had made a Wasiyyat (bequeathal) in his
favour. And according to Shari'ah one cannot make a Wasiyyat for an
heir (Al Jauharatun Nayyirah V6 P182); husband and wife inherit from
each so they are not permitted to make
| If she had given him the car during her lifetime, he would have
become the lawful owner, in which case the car would not form part of
her estate after her death. Because she had not done that in her
lifetime, now the car will be regarded as part of the estate. All heirs
will have shares in the vehicle.
And Allah Ta'aala knows best.
Questions answered by Ulama of http://www.alfarouq.co.za |
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