285 — They unanimously agree that, when the deceased is survived by two daughters together with a son’s daughter or grand-daughters through a son, and these women are accompanied by a grandson through a son—or several grandsons (1)—or by a great-grandson through a son—or several such great-grandsons (2), their combined portion is two-thirds.

286 — They unanimously agree that, when the parents are the sole heirs, the father receives two-thirds and the mother one-third.

287 — They unanimously agree that siblings inherit nothing while the father is present. Ibn ʿAbbās alone dissented, holding that the one-sixth withheld from the mother on account of the siblings should instead be given to those siblings.

288 — They unanimously agree that, if a man leaves a brother and a sister, the estate is divided between them so that the male receives the share of two females.

289 — They unanimously agree that the husband inherits one-half of his wife’s estate when she leaves neither a child nor a grandchild through a son, whether that descendant would have been male or female.

290 — They unanimously agree that he is entitled to one-quarter when she leaves a child or a grandchild, and that his share is never reduced below one-quarter.

291 — They unanimously agree that the wife inherits one-quarter of her husband’s estate if he leaves neither a child nor a grandchild through a son.

292 — They unanimously agree that she inherits one-eighth if he is survived by a child or a grandchild through a son.

293 — They unanimously agree that the ruling for four wives is exactly the same as for one wife in all the foregoing cases.

294 — They unanimously agree that the term kalāla applies to siblings (3).

295 — They unanimously agree that, in the verse at the beginning of Sūrat al-Nisāʾ, Allah—exalted is He—intended maternal siblings, whereas in the verse at the end of the same sūrah He intended full siblings through both father and mother.

296 — They unanimously agree that maternal siblings do not inherit alongside direct offspring of the deceased, whether male or female (4).