Islamic Inheritance vs Warith

Mīrāth calculates the distribution of an estate according to Islamic inheritance law (al-farāiḍ) and — above all — explains why each heir receives their share. Built for people who don't know fiqh, the app guides you through a series of simple questions to reconstruct the family, then shows a clear, justified result. WHAT MAKES MĪRĀTH DIFFERENT • A guided, question-by-question assistant: no empty form — the app builds the family with you. • A justification for every share: "the daughter receives ½ because she is alone, with no son and no father." • Two savable viewpoints: "What I leave as inheritance" and "What I inherit." • A visual family tree, with blocked heirs (ḥajb) shown and explained. • Exact fraction arithmetic (no rounding) for full religious fidelity. CASES COVERED Spouse(s), parents and grandparents, sons and daughters, grandchildren, siblings (full, paternal, maternal), including awl, radd, umariyyatān, the grandfather's muqāsama, al-Akdariyya and the al-mushtaraka case (with differing opinions noted). YOUR PRIVACY, RESPECTED • 100% offline: no data ever leaves your phone. • No account, no server, no tracking, no ads. • Free, as sadaqah jariya. Available in French, Arabic and English, with right-to-left support. Mīrāth is a tool to aid understanding. For complex or disputed situations, consult a person of knowledge.

Warith makes Islamic inheritance clear. Answer a few short questions about the family and see exactly how the estate is shared, with each heir's fraction, percentage and amount. SIMPLE • One short question at a time, in plain words • Only the questions that matter for your family are asked • A clear result: a chart and each heir's share, at a glance ACCURATE • Exact fractions, never rounded • Follows the Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i or Hanbali school, and tells you whenever the schools disagree, with a side-by-side comparison • Covers the classical cases: 'awl and radd, the grandfather with siblings, al-'Umariyyatan, al-Mushtaraka, al-Akdariyya and more • Also handles rare situations: distant relatives (dhawu al-arham), an expected child, a missing heir, an heir of unclear sex, and heirs who die before the estate is divided AUTHENTIC • Tap "How was this calculated?" to see the rule behind every share • Each rule cites its evidence from the Qur'an, the Sunnah and the rulings of the Companions, in the original Arabic with its English meaning • Hadith gradings are shown honestly, including where a report is weak ENGLISH AND ARABIC • Fully bilingual, with a proper right-to-left Arabic layout. Switch at any time. PRIVATE • No account, no ads, no tracking. Warith works entirely on your phone and collects no data. Warith is a guide based on the classical rules of the four Sunni schools. For binding decisions, please confirm with a qualified scholar or court. Enter the estate after funeral costs, debts and any valid bequest have been settled.