Her husband gave her some money and she bought a house; do her children from her second husband inherit any of it?
Question

                My father and mother travelled in order to secure our future; they worked and saved some money, but for the past two years my father did not work, and my mother was the one who was spending on him. Approximately one year before my father died, he gave her some of the money and put it in her account in the bank. When my father died, my mother bought a house with this money and we lived in it. After a while, she remarried and had children with this man. My question is: Will my siblings from my mother inherit any of this house?.
Praise be to Allah.
      Firstly: 

    It is permissible for the husband to give his wife whatever 
    he wants of his money, and that becomes her possession and is added to her 
    property. 

    If your father gave your mother some money and put it in her 
    account, then this money became her property and she can dispose of it 
    however she wants. And if she dies that will be part of her estate which 
    will be inherited from her by all her heirs, including her children from her 
    second husband. 

    This is different from the case if your father had bequeathed 
    anything to her after his death and he did not give her that money and put 
    it in her possession whilst he was still alive, because that would be a 
    bequest to an heir, which should not be executed except with the consent of 
    all the heirs. If the heirs agree – and they are adults of sound mind – then 
    it would become her property and all her heirs would inherit it from her, as 
    stated above. 

    Secondly: 

    If your mother bought a house with her own money or with 
    money that her husband had given to her, then this house is her property and 
    is included with her estate if she dies, and it will be inherited from her 
    by all her heirs. 

    And Allah knows best.