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Can a married daughter claim father's property in Islam?

Can a Muslim married daughter get property right if her father is alive ?

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Advocate By LEAD INDIA Answered: 15 Feb 2024

Muslim law states that a person's property can only be inherited after their death; a child born into a Muslim family is not entitled to property at birth. An heir becomes a legitimate successor so she is entitled to a portion of the property if she survives even after the death of the ancestor. For further details contact us on our helpline number.

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