If the husband or the wife dies during the period of iddat following upon a revocable pronouncement ...........

Muslim Law Divorce

If the husband or the wife dies during the period of iddat, following upon a revocable pronouncement of divorce -

Only the husband is entitled to inherit from the wife

Only the wife is entitled to inherit from the husband

Neither of them can inherit the other

None of the above

- In Islamic law, the concept of iddat refers to a waiting period a woman observes after divorce or the death of her husband.

- During a revocable divorce, the marriage bond is not entirely severed until the iddat period is over.

- Option 1: Only the husband is entitled to inherit from the wife.

- Incorrect because both retain inheritance rights during the iddat of a revocable divorce.

- Option 2: Only the wife is entitled to inherit from the husband.

- Incorrect because the inheritance rights are mutual if the husband dies during iddat.

- Option 3: Neither of them can inherit the other.

- Incorrect as inheritance rights remain during the iddat of a revocable divorce.

- Option 4: None of the above.

- Correct because mutual inheritance rights are maintained during the iddat period if the spouse dies during a revocable divorce.

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