عمریہ (وراثت کی دو صورتیں)

العُمَرِيَّة

'Umariyya is the name of two cases in the law of inheritance, a husband with both parents or a wife with both parents, named after 'Umar ibn al-Khattab, who was the first to decide them ¹. The mother takes a third where the deceased has no child or grandchild and the parents alone inherit, and a sixth where there is a child or two or more siblings ^{1 2}. 'Umar and the majority held that in the 'umariyya the mother takes a third of what remains after the spouse's share; so with a husband the estate is counted as six shares, the husband taking three, the mother one and the father two, and with a wife twelve shares. Ibn 'Abbas, Abu Bakr al-Asamm and Zayd ibn Thabit differed in their reasoning ^{2 3}.