or a father, or two sisters from a mother and an agnate. A woman and two brothers from a mother and seven brothers from a father. The 'awl: a husband, two daughters, and a mother; it 'awls to thirteen. A woman and three sisters from different sides. A husband, parents, and two daughters; it 'awls to fifteen. A woman and two sisters from a father and two sisters from a mother. A woman, a mother, and six sisters from different sides; it 'awls to seventeen. Three women, two grandmothers, four sisters from a mother, and eight from a father; it 'awls to seventeen, and one share is valid for each one of them. This is called 'The Mother of Widows,' and it is used for brain-teasers (mu'ayah); it is said: seventeen women from different sides shared the property of a deceased equally, with each woman receiving one share. This is it, and this origin does not 'awl to more than this. It is impossible for this origin to be completed by shares without an agnate or 'awl, and it is impossible for it to 'awl except to odd numbers, because it contains a share that is distinct from its other shares, which is the quarter, for it is three and it is odd, while its other shares are even: the sixth is two, the third is four, the two-thirds are eight, and the half is six. Whenever it 'awls to seventeen, the deceased in it must be a man.

1011 - Issue: He said: "And whatever contains an eighth and a sixth, or an eighth and two sixths, or an eighth and two-thirds, its origin is from twenty-four, and it 'awls to twenty-seven, and it does not 'awl to more than that."

It is only so because you multiply the denominator of the eighth by the denominator of the two-thirds, or by the agreement of the denominator of the sixth, so it becomes twenty-four. We did not say: "and a third"; because the third does not combine with the eighth, as it is only for the wife with the child, and the third does not exist in an issue that has a child, because it is only for the child of the mother, and the child excludes them, or for the mother on the condition of the absence of a child. Examples of this are: a woman, parents, and a son [or two sons], or sons and daughters. A woman, two daughters, a mother, and an agnate. Three women, four grandmothers, sixteen daughters, and a sister. A woman, a son's daughter, and a grandmother,