HaqDar operates on immutable Islamic fractional distribution laws and contemporary Pakistani statutory precedents.
Prescribes the 2:1 male-to-female ratio for residuary children, fixed 1/6 for parents in presence of children, and fixed 1/3 or 1/6 for mothers.
Prescribes 1/8 for surviving wives/widows with children (1/4 without children), and 1/4 for surviving husbands with children (1/2 without children).
The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled that transfers executed during deathbed illness (*Marz-ul-Maut*) or oral gift deeds depriving female heirs of lawful inheritance are void ab initio.
Brothers or male colluders cannot claim title via adverse possession; the right of a female heir to claim her inheritance share is imprescriptible and never extinguished by the passage of time.
Section 498A Pakistan Penal Code: "Whoever by deceitful or illegal means deprives any woman from inheriting any movable or immovable property at the time of opening of succession shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to ten years but shall not be less than five years and with fine of one million rupees or both."