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If I'm reading your response correctly, you believe that his religous beliefs and practice should supercede the law of the land as defined by the constitution of the state and US government. Seriously???
No, but if he wants to specify in his will that his property be divided in accordance with sharia - and the courts can figure out what he meant - then it's probably unconstitutional to not follow his wishes.