Determining the family members

1.    Widow(s) of the deceased contributor until the date of his death. However, the ex-wife, within the time period determined by the Islamic Law, is also included.
2.    Widower whose contributing wife died and is suffering a loss of earning capacity until he is no more incapacitated. The widower is considered as disabled if he attains 60 and does not work.
3.    Sons of the deceased contributor who are under 21 years of age until they complete such age. This age is extended to 26 years if they are continuing their studies. No age limit is set so long as they are unable to engage in any occupation.
4.    Daughters of the deceased contributor whatever their ages are until they marry.
5.    The grandsons and granddaughters of the deceased contributor who were supported by the contributor himself until the date of his death, subject to the same conditions as prescribed in respect of the sons and daughters.
6.    The father and mother of the contributor who were supported by the contributor himself at the time of his death, provided that the father is unable to work or over sixty years of age and not working.
7.    The brothers and sisters the deceased contributor who were supported by the contributor himself at the time of his death, subject to the same conditions required in respect of the sons and daughters.
8.    The grandfather and grandmother of the deceased contributor who were supported by the contributor himself at the time of his death, subject to the same conditions required in respect of the father and mother.