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الصفحة 248
The rules of inheritance , which are discussed below , determine that livestock among both classes are transmitted for the most part through the patriline . Land - rights , however , are held corporately by each taw sit .
The rules of inheritance , which are discussed below , determine that livestock among both classes are transmitted for the most part through the patriline . Land - rights , however , are held corporately by each taw sit .
الصفحة 252
Moreover , Nicolaisen does not make 19 The ' stomach ' symbolises the mother's family clear whether his ' rules ' apply to both classes , and , more specifically , matrilineally related although this is implied .
Moreover , Nicolaisen does not make 19 The ' stomach ' symbolises the mother's family clear whether his ' rules ' apply to both classes , and , more specifically , matrilineally related although this is implied .
الصفحة 338
The vassals certainly seem to have adhered to Koranic inheritance rules throughout this century . However , there are several early literary sources which indicate that a man inherited from his mother's brother ( see Nicolaisen 1963 ...
The vassals certainly seem to have adhered to Koranic inheritance rules throughout this century . However , there are several early literary sources which indicate that a man inherited from his mother's brother ( see Nicolaisen 1963 ...
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