Q 1: Our father died leaving behind a debt that will take us more than two years to repay. His responsibility has been absolved on account that his son-in-law has taken upon himself to repay the debt. My father left us two buildings hired annually during Ramadan and the season of Hajj. However, their revenue does not suffice repaying his outstanding debt at the present time. My father left two married daughters, a third adult unmarried, and other five children who are underage. My questions are:1- Should we meet with the creditors to reach an agreement with them regarding repaying them the debts in installments i.e. to pay them a certain sum every year?2- Is there still any sin for which the deceased is punished, though after his responsibility has been cleared by his son-in-law who undertook paying back the debt?3- Or, should we sell one of the two buildings, bearing in mind that they both are pawned and can only be repossessed after paying the money due on them? Please guide us! (Part No. 7; Page No. 218