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<h1>Muslim inheritance law distributes estate among three heir classes: Sharers, Residuaries, and Distant Kindred in order</h1> Under Muslim law, inheritance distribution involves three classes of heirs. Sharers receive prescribed portions of the estate first. Residuaries inherit the remaining estate after sharers' claims are satisfied, representing the principal heirs who held prominence before Islam but now remain subject to Koranic heirs' rights. Distant Kindred inherit only when no sharers or residuaries exist, or when only a spouse survives as a sharer with no residuaries present.