According to the inheritance tradition, the land was not used in the dispute from its ancestor to the original owner, but rather the self-acquired property owner died in 1942 leaving one son and two daughters. But the inheritance was approved by the only son of the deceased without disclosing the existence of the two daughters of the deceased in his name because his mutation was challenged by the deceased's two daughters in favor of the deceased's son, who Claimed their inheritance rights were disputed. According to Islamic law of inheritance, the son of the deceased asserted that there was a customary custom in Mouza under which the daughters of the deceased were not entitled to inherit any inheritance from their father.
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