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Under Islamic law, an individual who inherits wealth from a non-Muslim relative generally has the right to keep and use the inheritance. Islamic inheritance laws are specifically designed for the distribution of assets among Muslims, and there are no direct prohibitions against inheriting from non-Muslims.

However, the recipient should manage the inheritance in accordance with Islamic principles. This means:

1. Ethical Use: The wealth should be used in a manner consistent with Islamic ethics. It should not be used for activities or investments that are considered haram (forbidden) in Islam.

2. Charitable Giving:It is encouraged to give a portion of the inheritance in charity (sadaqah) as a good deed and to ensure that the wealth is used for beneficial purposes.

3. Zakat:If the wealth is substantial, the individual should also ensure they fulfill their zakat (obligatory almsgiving) obligations on it, according to Islamic principl

Sana Arshad Answered question August 28, 2024
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