An Introduction to Financial Sacrifice — Page 188
188 met. The aspiring M usi should, therefore pay this Chanda in keeping with his income, assets and the requirements of the Maqbarah M usia n. Q : What is the definition of Tarka , and what items does it constitute? A : All the moveable and immovable property of a M usi at the time of his death shall be considered his Tarka. A M usi ’s house, land, jewellery, cash, bonds, shares, etc. , shall all be part of his Tarka. In short, all the items which are divided between heirs shall be considered the M usi ’s Tarka. Essential items of everyday use shall however be considered an exception when paying H i ss a J a ’id a d. Q : What will happen in case one Wa s iyyat has been made under Ni za m-e-Jam a ‘at and another Wa s iyyat /will has been made at the local level? A : Every M usi is fully bound by the Wa s iyyat which he has made under Ni za m-e-Jam a ‘at , and this Wa s iyyat shall be effective according to its text. The reason why Wa s iyyat under Ni za m-e- Jam a ‘at is required from a M usi is that it shall be his final Wa s iyyat /will. After this he cannot make any will which can in any way affect his Wa s iyyat. Any will made locally shall, therefore, not be in conflict with the Wa s iyyat under Ni za m-e- Jam a ‘at. In the local will, the portion which has been assigned to S adr Anjuman Ahmadiyya should be shown as a debt. o