Neither Jirga nor court can alter Islamic inheritance law:

[ghazi52]

Neither Jirga nor court can alter Islamic inheritance law: Justice Qazi Isa


by The Frontier Post

ISLAMABAD (APP): Supreme Court Judge Justice Qazi Faez Isa Tuesday while hearing a case pertaining to a property dispute in Swat said the decision of ‘Jirga’ in the said case was not greater than the divine religion.

He along with Justice Yahya Afridi heard the case, filed against a decision of the Peshawar High Court (PHC) pertaining to distribution of the property among the legal heirs of the deceased Habibullah.

The heirs hailing from Swat had approached the apex court for equal distribution of their property after a Jirga’s decision to distribute property among them.

During the course of proceedings, Justice Isa said the Islamic law of inheritance regarding the distribution of property among heirs could not be altered by the judiciary or ‘Jirgas’.

He said the matter of inheritance was settled 1,400 years ago. The law of inheritance given by the Islam was final and no one, including courts, could change it, he added.

He observed that a seven-year-old kid was made witness to the Jirga’s decision and his thumbprint was stamped on the property distribution documents.

He said a seven-year-old child could not be hanged in a murder case and such documents made a mockery of the law.

The counsel for the petitioner pleaded the court to consider the ground realities of the area while hearing the case.
Upon this Justice Isa responded that the counsel was treating women as the lesser human beings.

He said the Saudi Arabian courts settle property cases in just some days, whereas in Pakistan, such cases took three to four decades. Islam had decided the inheritance laws 1,450 years ago, he added.

The court after hearing arguments suspended the PHC decision and ordered the distribution of the property of late Habibullah among all the legal heirs in accordance with the Islamic law.

 

[Aesterix]

He should first declare his source of income before trying to pose as Islamic scholar.
He and his wife failed spectacularly in providing evidence about where their money came from.
With Haraam kamai, such statements won't make him a Saint.

 

[AZMwi]

Neither Jirga nor court can alter Islamic inheritance law: Justice Qazi Isa


by The Frontier Post

ISLAMABAD (APP): Supreme Court Judge Justice Qazi Faez Isa Tuesday while hearing a case pertaining to a property dispute in Swat said the decision of ‘Jirga’ in the said case was not greater than the divine religion.

He along with Justice Yahya Afridi heard the case, filed against a decision of the Peshawar High Court (PHC) pertaining to distribution of the property among the legal heirs of the deceased Habibullah.

The heirs hailing from Swat had approached the apex court for equal distribution of their property after a Jirga’s decision to distribute property among them.

During the course of proceedings, Justice Isa said the Islamic law of inheritance regarding the distribution of property among heirs could not be altered by the judiciary or ‘Jirgas’.

He said the matter of inheritance was settled 1,400 years ago. The law of inheritance given by the Islam was final and no one, including courts, could change it, he added.

He observed that a seven-year-old kid was made witness to the Jirga’s decision and his thumbprint was stamped on the property distribution documents.

He said a seven-year-old child could not be hanged in a murder case and such documents made a mockery of the law.

The counsel for the petitioner pleaded the court to consider the ground realities of the area while hearing the case.
Upon this Justice Isa responded that the counsel was treating women as the lesser human beings.

He said the Saudi Arabian courts settle property cases in just some days, whereas in Pakistan, such cases took three to four decades. Islam had decided the inheritance laws 1,450 years ago, he added.

The court after hearing arguments suspended the PHC decision and ordered the distribution of the property of late Habibullah among all the legal heirs in accordance with the Islamic law.

the irony is that a corrupt and haraamkhor judge is giving us lessons about ISLAM

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

He should first declare his source of income before trying to pose as Islamic scholar.
He and his wife failed spectacularly in providing evidence about where their money came from.
With Haraam kamai, such statements won't make him a Saint.

Also I wonder if he has any scholarly education in Islamic sciences(I am highly skeptic of Pakistani Islamic education in the first place lol)