Chapter on the Inheritance of the Parents, the Husband, the Brothers, and the Sisters

If a woman dies and leaves behind her husband, her father, and siblings (whether they are from both parents, the father's side, or the mother's side), the husband receives half of the inheritance, and the remainder goes to the father. The siblings, whether brothers or sisters, inherit nothing alongside the father or the mother. Similarly, if she leaves behind her husband, her mother, and siblings (whether they are from both parents, the father's side, or the mother's side), the husband receives half of the inheritance, the mother receives one-sixth, and the remainder is returned to the mother. The siblings are entirely excluded because the mother holds a fixed share and is the closest relative by direct lineage, whereas the siblings are related indirectly. If she leaves behind her husband, her mother, maternal siblings, and a sister from both parents, the husband receives half of the inheritance, and the remainder goes to the mother. If she leaves behind her husband, both parents, and siblings from both parents or from the father's side, the husband receives half, the mother receives one-sixth, and the remainder goes to the father. However, if the siblings are solely from the mother's side, the husband receives half, the mother receives one-third, and the father receives one-sixth.