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My father passed away under unnatural circumstances, he was murdered in 1997 while my grandfather was still alive. I was a newborn at the time, and we are Muslims. I did not inherit anything from my grandfather's property because I was told that if a son dies while the grandfather is alive, the son’s children receive nothing. I only inherited the property my father purchased with his own money. My uncles and their children inherited everything. Is this based on Muslim law? If it’s not part of Indian law, I would like to challenge it in court, as it feels unfair.
Sir, in Islamic inheritance law, grandchildren typically do not inherit from their grandfather if their father passed away before him. Instead, the property is usually passed on to the living male heirs but if you feel this is unfair or if you believe there is an issue with how your family’s property has been divided, you can consult with a family lawyer to explore legal options and possibly challenge the inheritance in court. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.