There is a big munh bola rishta syndrom in desi society as well. I think its also not permissible.
I think in Muslim societies, we got areas like Heera mandi, where ameer rais leave their daughters for next shikari.
Do Islam allow inheritance of children born out of wedlock?
Re: Adopting a Child - A taboo?
Re: Adopting a Child - A taboo?
There is a big munh bola rishta syndrom in desi society as well. I think its also not permissible.
I think in Muslim societies, we got areas like Heera mandi, where ameer rais leave their daughters for next shikari.
Do Islam allow inheritance of children born out of wedlock?
No sure.
But I know general idea is, if you can not keep it in the pants, you have to take responsibility as well.
That include inheritance.
Its a delicate subject. With many things you and I can not understand.
Only people is situation can.
Not to be talk or thought lightly.
Re: Adopting a Child - A taboo?
I heard / read that only inheritance for out of wedlock relationship is stone / stoning.
Re: Adopting a Child - A taboo?
I heard / read that only inheritance for out of wedlock relationship is stone / stoning.
Source?
So connecting different dots from this thread, let me paint a very plausible scenario, that probably happens more in our society than we like to believe.
Two cousins got married. Had a kid. Found out later that wife was fed milk once by husbands mother, when wife was a baby. That made husband and wife, siblings - which immediately nullified the nikah. Is their kid, an illegitimate child now? I think so. So does that mean that the poor child is not going to get any inheritance? Seems pretty unfair to him, if you think of if.
Re: Adopting a Child - A taboo?
So connecting different dots from this thread, let me paint a very plausible scenario, that probably happens more in our society than we like to believe.
Two cousins got married. Had a kid. Found out later that wife was fed milk once by husbands mother, when wife was a baby. That made husband and wife, siblings - which immediately nullified the nikah. Is their kid, an illegitimate child now? I think so. So does that mean that the poor child is not going to get any inheritance? Seems pretty unfair to him, if you think of if.
A child will inherit from the mother always because there is no doubt she's the mother. If the father accepts the child then the child will also inherit from him.