Ok, I want to be clear on this matter, so by will I have to give two third of property to my children..does it need to distribute equally or can it be just my son or any other child or whatever child I chose.
The Muslim personal laws in India, or the Shariat law, decrees certain rules and regulations and ways in which an individual can dispose off his/her property.
Muslims can’t dispose entire property through a will
One can only dispose up to one-third of his property.
It is correct that the general rule under Muslim personal laws in India (Shariat) is that a Muslim may, by his will, dispose only up to one-third of his property which is left after payment of funeral expenses and debts without the consent of his heirs. The remaining two-thirds of the testator’s property must go to those who are his heirs at the time of his death.
t would also be open to a Muslim to transfer his entire property during his lifetime by way of a gift to any person, unless the gift is a marz ul maut (death bed) gift. Marz ul maut is regarded under Muslim laws to be a malady which induces an apprehension of death in the person suffering from it and which eventually results in his death. A gift made by a person suffering from marz ul maut cannot take effect beyond one-third of the estate of such donor after payment of funeral expenses and debt, unless the heirs of the donor give their consent after the death of the donor to the excess taking effect.