In Islamic inheritance law ("'Ilm al-Fara'id"), "Asabah" refers to:
Q1. In Islamic inheritance law ("'Ilm al-Fara'id"), "Asabah" refers to:
Answer: Residuary heirs who inherit what is left after the fixed shares
Explanation: In Islamic inheritance law, Asabah (agnatic/residuary heirs) are relatives on the father's side who inherit whatever remains after the Quranic fixed-share heirs (Ashab al-Fara'id) have received their portions.