Wasiyyat Rules — Page 48
WA S IYYAT RULES 48 consideration, and should be a true, sincere and devoted Ahmadi. 2. The Wa s iyyat is to be executed in good health. A 'death-bed' Wa s iyyat shall not be accepted. 3. A Wa s iyyat which includes immovable property should, as far as possible, be signed by the heirs/partners of the M usi. 4. The Wasiyyat made by a married woman must be witnessed by her husband if he is alive. Haq Mahr ∗ shall be considered part of her assets and should be specified in her Wasiyyat , and it should also be stated whether it has been received or is still due from her husband. The nature, weight and estimated value of all her jewellery should be specified among the details. The monthly income of the husband and, if he is a Musi , his Wasiyyat number is also to be mentioned. 5. Should there be any legal obstacles preventing the Musis from including any part of their immovable property in their Wasiyyat , they should execute it as a gift to Sadr Anjuman Ahmadiyya Pakistan, Rabwah in their life-time and put the property in Sadr Anjuman Pakistan, Rabwah's name and should send a copy of the deed of the transfer of property to Sadr Anjuman Pakistan. If they face difficulties in the execution of the said property as a gift, they should write the detail of all such property in their Wasiyyat form, at the time of filing their Wasiyyat. This detail shall also include the location and market value of all such property. The market value shall be decided in consultation with his local Jama'at. The local president shall verify on a separate sheet that the market value of all the property has been evaluated correctly. The president shall also verify that the Musi has no other property. ∗ Dowry given by the groom to the bride.