the brother.

If he leaves a daughter, a paternal half-brother, and a paternal half-sister, the daughter takes one-half, and the residue is shared by the brother and sister, the male receiving the portion of two females.

If he leaves two daughters and a sister, the two daughters jointly receive two-thirds, and the remainder goes to the sister.

If he leaves two full sisters and a paternal half-sister, the two full sisters take two-thirds, and the paternal half-sister receives nothing—unless she is accompanied by her brother.

If a woman dies leaving her husband, her mother, and a brother, the husband is entitled to one-half, the mother to one-third, and whatever remains passes to the brother.

If he leaves a daughter and a grandfather, the daughter receives one-half and the remainder goes to the grandfather.

If he leaves two daughters and a grandfather, the two daughters are allotted two-thirds, and the grandfather takes the balance.

If he leaves a daughter, a son’s daughter, and a grandfather, the daughter receives one-half, the son’s daughter one-sixth, and the residue is for the grandfather.

If he leaves a daughter, a son’s daughter, a son’s son, and a grandfather, the daughter is given one-half, the grandfather one-sixth, and the remainder is divided between the son’s son and the son’s daughter, the male taking twice the share of the female.

If he leaves two daughters, a son’s son, and a grandfather, the two daughters jointly take two-thirds, the grandfather one-sixth, and the rest goes to the son’s son.

If he leaves a wife and a grandfather, the wife is allotted one-fourth and the remainder goes to the grandfather.

If a woman dies leaving her husband and a grandfather, the husband receives one-half and the remainder is for the grandfather.

If he leaves his mother and a grandfather, the mother takes one-third and the grandfather the remainder.

If he leaves a grandmother and a grandfather, the grandmother receives one-sixth and the grandfather whatever remains.

If he leaves a brother and a grandfather, the estate is divided equally between them.

If he leaves a sister and a grandfather, the estate is divided between them, the male receiving the share of two females, for according to Zayd the grandfather is treated like a brother with respect to brothers and sisters.

Likewise, if he leaves a grandfather, a full sister, and a paternal half-sister, the estate is divided equally between the grandfather and the full sister: the full sister counts the grandfather together with the paternal half-sister, thereby reducing him from two-thirds to one-half, after which she alone takes the remaining half to the exclusion of her paternal half-sister.

And if the deceased woman leaves a husband, a mother, a full sister, and a paternal half-sister or sisters