According to note 452 of the Islamic Penal Code of 2013, the heirs of the victim also inherit the blood of the victim, but "maternal relatives" are exceptions. The above-mentioned opinion regarding the cases of "maternal relatives" who are deprived of Diyat inheritance is absolute and includes all maternal relatives; however, there are three other points of view: all maternal relatives inherit from Diyat; Ami stigmas meaning brothers and sisters do not inherit Diyat; Ami stigmas and paternal sisters do not inherit Diyat. The view of non-inheritance of all the maternal relatives of the bloodthirsty deceased is of the famous interest of the jurisprudents and is consistent with the statement of the aforementioned clause. As a library type of research, this study has made references to sources on maternal relatives in jurisprudence and law in order to determine the example of maternal relatives deprived of inheritance.
Tavakoli Kia, O., & Nouri, S. F. N. (2020). Inheritance of Maternal Relatives from Diyat. Jurisprudence and Islamic Law, 11(20), 55-84. doi: 10.22034/law.2020.12357
MLA
Omid Tavakoli Kia; Seyed Fazel Nouri Nouri. "Inheritance of Maternal Relatives from Diyat". Jurisprudence and Islamic Law, 11, 20, 2020, 55-84. doi: 10.22034/law.2020.12357
HARVARD
Tavakoli Kia, O., Nouri, S. F. N. (2020). 'Inheritance of Maternal Relatives from Diyat', Jurisprudence and Islamic Law, 11(20), pp. 55-84. doi: 10.22034/law.2020.12357
VANCOUVER
Tavakoli Kia, O., Nouri, S. F. N. Inheritance of Maternal Relatives from Diyat. Jurisprudence and Islamic Law, 2020; 11(20): 55-84. doi: 10.22034/law.2020.12357