In the case of “Amir Ali v. Gul Shaker and 10 others” (PLD
1985 Karachi 365), the Division Bench of Sindh High Court has held
that it is not necessary that a Mussalman must either be a Sunni, or, a
Shia and it may well be that he is free from all sectarian feelings,
sentiments and faith; and, that if it is not established that deceased was a
Sunni or Shia then his estate has to be distributed in accordance with pure
Muslim Law, as is stated in Quran in Sura Nisa.
Part of Judgment
THE LAHORE HIGH COURT LAHORE
Civil Revision1777836.955-15
2018 LHC 701
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