WASIAT KEPADA WARIS: PEMBAHARUAN UNDANGUNDANG DAN PENGGUBALAN DI SELANGOR, MALAYSIA
Abstract
The rigidity of the law previously applicable to bequest has been
partially relaxed in some of Muslim Countries. The limit of a testator
to make any bequest in favour of a legal heir and subject to the
consent of all the other heirs after his demise has been abolished
and reformed in Egypt, Sudan and Iraq. Hence, the modern law
was promulgated and allows a bequest in favour of an heir within
bequethable third. This relaxation shows that the fiqh of bequest is
dynamic from the past hitherto. Therefore, this article analyzes the
change from shariah perspective and its application in Malaysia.
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