Muslim Personal Law

It is a consistent policy of the Central Government not to interfere in the Personal Laws of the minority communities unless the necessary initiatives for such changes come from a sizeable cross-section of such communities themselves.This information was given by the Minister of Law & Justice, Shri Salman Khurshid, in written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha today.

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advocate praveen

Wrote on 20 April 2013

Minorities will use the law as per their discretion.

P.K.Haridasan

Wrote on 08 September 2012

No. It is the sad state of the law. The predeceased sons and daughters heirs are etheems. No right to inherit their mother's/father's property.

salman

Wrote on 10 August 2012

father has two daughters,both married,first daughter has 1 son and one daughter,both adult,first daughter died,and after 3 year father too. will the first daughter kids has any share in the property of their grandfather, r it goes to 2nd daughter.under muslim personal law.

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