Islamic inheritance calculator

Calculate each heir's share, and see exactly why

Mawareeth divides an estate under the Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i or Hanbali school and shows every step with the rule it relies on.

No account needed. Create one only to save and share your cases.

How it works

  1. Describe the family

    Enter the deceased, the estate and the surviving relatives.

  2. Compare the schools

    Mawareeth works out the case under the four Sunni schools. If they agree you get one result; if they differ, it shows how and asks you to choose.

  3. Read the proof

    Get each heir's share with the steps and citations behind it, and download a draft PDF report.

What Mawareeth covers

  • Four Sunni schools

    Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i and Hanbali.

  • Successive deaths

    Record an heir who died before the estate was divided, and their share passes to their own heirs.

  • Step-by-step proof

    Every share comes with the steps that produced it and the rule cited at each step.

  • Draft PDF report

    Download a draft report of the case and its results.

  • Save and share

    With an account, save your cases and share them by link, email invitation or WhatsApp.

Not a fatwa, not legal advice

Mawareeth is a calculation aid. Its results are not a fatwa and not legal advice. Before dividing an estate, have a qualified scholar or a lawyer review the result. Where the schools disagree or the engine cannot decide, it says so and shows no shares.

Frequently asked questions

What is Mawareeth?

Mawareeth is a free web tool that calculates Islamic inheritance shares under the Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i and Hanbali schools and shows every step of the calculation.

Which schools of law does it support?

The four Sunni schools: Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i and Hanbali. When they give the same result for a family you see one result; when they differ, you choose the school and the shares follow its rules.

Do I need an account?

No. You can enter a case, read the results and download a draft PDF report without an account. An account is only needed to save cases and share them.

Does it handle successive deaths?

Yes. If an heir dies before the estate is divided, record the death and add their heirs: their share is calculated and passes to their heirs.

How can I check that the result is right?

Every share comes with a step-by-step proof and the rules it cites, so you can review it yourself or take it to a qualified scholar.

Is the result a fatwa or legal advice?

No. Mawareeth is a calculation aid, not a fatwa and not legal advice. For a binding ruling, consult a qualified scholar, a court or a lawyer.

Can I save or share a case?

Yes, with an account. Your cases are kept under "My saved cases" and you can share them by link, email invitation or WhatsApp.

Ready to calculate?

It takes a few minutes and needs no account.