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Where this comes from
- Book LII, chapter I
although a will, bequeathing more than a third of the teftator's property, be not lawfuJ
- Book LII, chapter I
Where a perfon makes a will in favour of part of his heirs
- Book LII, chapter VII
If a perfon appoint another his executor
These are the book’s own words, in English or as the machine read an old print, with any errors they carry.
The Hedaya, Book LII, Of Wills
al-Marghīnānī, translated by Charles Hamilton (1791)
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