My uncle purchased agricultural land from my grandfather through a sale deed. Is this transaction permissible under Islamic inheritance laws? Now, after my grandfather’s passing, my uncle is claiming the remaining agricultural land. Is this claim valid under Islamic law? What are the possible solutions according to Islamic inheritance principles?

Under Islamic inheritance laws, a sale deed for agricultural land is permissible, but the transaction must be fair and transparent. Your uncle’s claim on the remaining land is likely invalid as Islamic inheritance dictates a specific distribution of assets among heirs, with shares determined by the deceased’s family structure. Possible solutions include negotiation between heirs based on the Islamic inheritance shares or seeking mediation by a religious scholar to ensure a just distribution.