An Introduction to Financial Sacrifice — Page 58
58 Chanda elsewhere, he shall have to seek written approval from the National Markaz. Upon receiving the approval he shall have to inform the Jam a ‘at of his permanent residence about it. 2. If a member of the Jam a ‘at lives in a place where Ni za m-e-Jam a ‘at has not yet been established, he shall seek guidance from the National Jam a ‘at as to how and where he should pay his Chandas. 3. Members whose sources of income are in more than one country, should pay their Chandas in the respective countries. If there should be any complication in this regard, guidance can be sought from Wak a lat M a l London. 4. Members who reside outside Pakistan, but their only source of income is in Pakistan, shall pay Chanda on their income and property to the respective Jam a ‘at in Pakistan. 5. The amount which is deducted as Provident Fund should not be excluded from one’s income. Chanda shall only be payable on the profit earned on this amount, after retirement. But if this amount was excluded from one’s income, then Chanda will be payable on it as well as on the profit received therefrom. 6. It is essential to pay in lump sum the obligatory Chandas upon the amount received in form of commuted pension. In case one wants to pay in installments, permission has to be sought from Wak a lat M a l London. Failure to pay Chanda on this amount shall make one a defaulter. Chanda shall also be payable on any income generated by this amount.