Islam has adopted another method to decentralize the wealth that will be concentrated in one hand even after spending money for one's personal and social needs, spending in the way of Allah and paying Zakat.
This is called inheritance law. The purpose of this law is that the person who dies leaving his wealth, no matter how much or how little, will be cut into pieces and distributed among all the near and far relatives in order.
If there is a person who has no heir, then instead of giving him the right to adopt a child, his wealth should be deposited in the Baitulmal of the Muslims. Then the whole nation will be able to benefit from this.
The existence of this law of inheritance distribution is seen only in Islam, it does not exist in any other economy. The policy that other economies have set in this regard is that one person saves money.
He wants to keep it centered on one or more people after his death. But instead of Islam concentrating resources, decentralization bias facilitates the circulation of money

