An Introduction to Financial Sacrifice — Page 169
169 b. Keeps on expressing his/her willingness but takes no concrete steps. c. Initiating the process of Wa s iyyat , when Wa s iyyat could be signed with relatively less monetary secrifice. d. Tainted spiritual conditions such as: i. Irregular in prayers. ii. Other financial sacrifices not of high quality. iii. Poor relations and connections with Ni za m-e-Jam a ‘at (Administrative system of Jam a ‘at ) ( Rule 43) 4. Ordinarily Wa s iyyat on property shall take effect after the death of the M usi and H i ss a J a ’id a d shall be payable on Tarka. 161 (Rule 44) 5. Such owners of land as 'may. have some legal impediment in making a Wa s iyyat , may make an outright gift of such portion of their property in their life–time as they would have liked to bequeath in Wa s iyyat and have their gift deeds attested by their would–be heirs, if any, so as to signify their consent. ' 162 (Rule 45) 6. If income accrues from the property of the M usi then H i ss a A mad shall be payable on such income at the rate of Chanda ‘ A m i. e 1/16. (Rule 51) 7. The property on which hundred percent (100 %) ' H i ss a J a ’id a d ' has been paid, H i ss a A mad according to the rate of Chanda ‘ A m will be payable on its income. ( Rule 52) 8. H i ss a A mad shall be payable on the commuted amount of Pension and it shall be obligatory for the 161 Al-Wa s iyyat Instruction No. 1. 162 Resolution of 'First Meeting' Clause 4.