@Author,
1. Currently there is no Law which gives her right to claim your property or inherited property.
2. Whereas, in Muslim law a wife has legal right to enjoy the usufructs from the husbands property if her mehar/Dower is not paid after the contract of nikah.
3. However, she has no right to sell,mortgage,lease the husbands property, She can't become the owner of property even though her mehar/dower is not paid by the husband.
4. In Muslim law even your children's doesn't have right to property by Right by Birth.
Since, Muslim law doesn't follow the representation of right by birth, unlike the coparcenary in hindu's law.
5. Your children could claim for property only after your demise once your inherited or self own property becomes open after your demise.
6. If you want to make a will then 1/3 of your property can be beneficiary to whom you want to give without the consent of any of the heirs.
7. Muslim law treat all properties as equal, there is no discrimination between properties as well as in shares after the owner's demise.
Good luck))
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