
Mawareth: Islamic Inheritance
Faraid shares, simply split
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What's New in Mawareth
1.1.0
September 26, 2026
Important fix The wizard could leave a surviving husband or wife out of the result. If you passed the spouse step without tapping an answer, the shares were worked out as though there were no spouse. Please redo any calculation in which a husband or wife survived. New, and free Choose your school. Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i or Hanbali. The four agree on almost every case; where they differ, the app follows the one you chose and says so. The family, drawn. A diagram of who inherits and who is excluded, so the reason a relative takes nothing is visible at a glance. The estate item by item. Enter the house, the land, the gold and the accounts separately, and see each heir's share of each one. Gold can be entered by weight and price per gram. Plan ahead. A second tab works out how your own estate would be divided today. It is a calculation, not a will. Print it, dated. A printer button on the result, and every report carries both the Hijri and Gregorian dates. Where each share comes from. Every share names its basis: a verse of an-Nisa, the Sunnah, or scholarly consensus. Cases with a name of their own - al-Umariyyatan, al-Akdariyya, al-Mushtaraka - are named on the result. Also: the app follows your text size up to the largest accessibility sizes, and the toggles now announce themselves properly to VoiceOver. New in Mawareth Pro, a one-time purchase A formal report. A cover page, the family tree, and a signature line for each heir - the document a family signs at the meeting. Who pays whom. A house cannot be cut into eighths. Assign each indivisible item to someone and the app works out the payments that settle the difference. An heir who has since died. When an estate is left undivided and another heir dies, their share passes to their own heirs. Both deaths are worked out against the original estate. What if. Change the family and see what moves - if a parent outlives you, if there is another child. Name each heir, and keep the estate's own file: your notes and the documents behind them, on your device. Cases sync to your other devices through iCloud. The ruling itself is free and always will be: every share, its reasoning, its Qur'anic basis, both languages, the history and the report. The app is in English and Arabic.
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