My father passed away in 1985. My mother asked me to come and release my father’s inheritance in her favor. I have two brothers. We arrived at the rabbinical court, and there the rabbi blocked my way and said: "There are two sons. You, the daughter of your father, have no right to your father's inheritance."
 
The Daughters of Zelophehad are a group of five sisters mentioned in the Old Testament book of Numbers, chapter 27. Their story begins with their father, Zelophehad, who was from the tribe of Manasseh.
When the Israelites were in the wilderness, Zelophehad died, leaving no sons to inherit his land. This was a problem because in that culture, land was passed down from father to son, and the daughters had no legal right to claim it.
The daughters of Zelophehad went to Moses, the leader of the Israelites, and asked for an inheritance in their father's name. Moses brought their case before the Lord, who declared that the daughters of Zelophehad were right in their request.
God instructed Moses to give the daughters of Zelophehad their father's inheritance, and to establish a new law that allowed for daughters to inherit their father's property if he had no sons. This was a major shift in the culture of the time, and it gave women greater rights and more control over their own lives.
The five sisters were named Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Tirzah. They received their father's inheritance and went on to marry within their tribe, preserving their family's land and legacy.
The story of the daughters of Zelophehad is significant because it challenges the traditional gender roles of the time and shows that women have a valuable place in society. It also demonstrates God's concern for justice and fairness, and his willingness to change the law to protect the rights of the vulnerable.
 
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