Kenya Navy holds seminar on Islamic inheritance
The programme aimed at enhancing participants’ understanding of Islamic inheritance principles, covering key topics such as the pillars and conditions of inheritance, types and categories of heirs and factors that can prevent inheritance.
The Kenya Navy held a five-day seminar on Islamic Inheritance (Mirath) at the Kenya Navy Base Mtongwe, in Mombasa County.
The seminar which concluded on October 31, 2025, was facilitated by Lieutenant Colonel Imam Salim Mwarora.
The programme aimed at enhancing participants’ understanding of Islamic inheritance principles, covering key topics such as the pillars and conditions of inheritance, types and categories of heirs and factors that can prevent inheritance.
The programme also provided practical guidance on drafting wills in accordance with Islamic law, ensuring adherence to both religious and legal standards.
In his remarks, Lieutenant Colonel Ali Boru, the Deputy Patron of the Kenya Navy Mosque, applauded the participants for their dedication during the training and urged them to apply the lessons learned in their personal and family affairs. He emphasized that a sound understanding of inheritance promotes family harmony and upholds justice as guided by Islamic teachings.
This initiative aligns with the Kenya Navy’s commitment to fostering the spiritual welfare and holistic growth of service members.