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The majority of jurists, with the exception of the Malikis, hold that a missing person is not to be declared dead, nor his estate divided, until a period has passed corresponding to the age he would ordinarily be expected to reach. Their estimates ranged from 70 to 90, 100, or 110 years, while the Malikis set the period at four years. According to Saad al-Din al-Hilali, in 2017 Egypt changed how it handled certain cases—such as shipwrecks, aircraft fires, and military personnel or police officers going missing during military operations—so that after just one month the person could be declared dead, the estate divided, and the wife begin her waiting period.
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