Typically, the inheritance laws of your home country apply when determining how the property is divided after your death. In some cases, though, your home country may defer to the Kingdom's inheritance laws regarding the division of your Bahraini property.
If this is so, Islamic law (shariah) will determine what happens to your property. Islamic inheritance is complicated and involves the division of property among close relatives such as a spouse and children. Inheritance law gives preference to sons, and your daughter might not receive an equal share of your property.
When you purchase property in Bahrain, you should speak with a lawyer about Bahrain's inheritance law and how it could affect your property. If the Islamic law applies to you, ask a lawyer to amend your will accordingly. Usually the government honours these contracts, and this ensures that there is no confusion concerning your property in the case of your death.
Taxes
There are no property, capital gains, or property purchase taxes in Bahrain.