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− 14 INSTITUTIONS AND VARIOUS SCHEMES OF THE JAMA‘AT − DARUL QADA − ± − In order to resolve the internal disputes of the members of the Ahmadiyya community, Hadrat Khalifatul Masih II , in 1925, established ra ± ± ± − − ± a (The Islamic Judicial System) Section under the Qada Sadr Anjuman ± − ± Ahmadiyya Darul Qada. In , Hadrat Khalifatul Masih II appointed ra ± − ± − ± ± − − ± knowledgeable and righteous persons as (Judges). He also Qadis − ± − established a board within the to which the decisions of the Darul Qada − ± − judges could be appealed. Furthermore, the last appeal can be made to the Khalifatul Masih Jama'at. The main advantage of this system is that − − ± − members can solve their disputes internally (Within the system) Jama'at − and do not have to waste a lot of time and money by going through the Government's legal system. The two characteristics of judicial Jama'at's − system are: i. All disputes are resolved according to the of Islam. Shari‘ah − − ii. There is no fee charged to the disputing parties. All the expenses are borne by the. Jama'at − The deals with only civil disputes of such matters of a Qada ± − disciplinary nature as are not required by the laws of the Country to be dealt with by the ordinary courts. No member of the Community may 373