An Anthropological Perspective of Female share in Inheritance: An Appraisal of Gender Gap between Islamic Law and Practice

In many developing countries, the people cannot enjoy their basic human rights. Majority of women are refused rights to admittance, own, or inherit land and property. As a result, they afford buy land. This deprivation makes them dependent on good marital family relations. The right inheritance is legal very legitimate every person, which has been given by Islam in explicit words but unfortunately custom Pakistan different regarding giving female inheritance. chief objective this research find out causes depriving For accomplishment objectives research, quantitative method adopted. A survey was conducted four public sector universities Rawalpindi Islamabad. questionnaire used as tool. Including highly educated faculty students were selected for collection Data. These data later analyzed draw results research. covers two main aspects. Firstly, awareness level class about prevailing laws; secondly, major societal right. Findings indicates that deprived religious even due financial, social cultural issues. Inheritance law one key leavers sustainable development society provides justice wellbeing family. Therefore, needs be implemented through Islamic Shania state laws.Keywords: Inheritance, Law, Gender, Culture, Property rights, Sustainable