Islamic Inheritance Laws Should Adapt to Our Times

The idea that the Islamic inheritance laws as presented in Al-Quraan should be used to our times and for all Islamic societies and countries is absolutely false.
In addition to some who may consider it dis favorable to females it does not represent the changes in Scotties and the role of man and woman io a family unit as an example.
The thesis how it did exist in Al-Quraan as it is does not reflect that such bases don't exist now.

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