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xx Pages of failure of th e European League 83 11 Islamic Teachings to help the poor—laws of inheritance—hoarding banned—prohibition of interest—Zakat and voluntary charity—personal ownership—superiority over Bolshevik princi- ples—capacity a form of capital—social inequality under Bolshevism—loss of brains to the nation— danger of rebellion 87 12 Need of more funds for the <mark>State</mark>—Zakat not enough— nor partnership in profits—nor <mark>State</mark>-ownership— Hitlerain scheme of raising funds—Bolshevik scheme — Islamic scheme 100 13 Islamic scheme described—ban on luxuries—voluntary as well as obligatory contributions to <mark>State</mark> funds— keeping intact individual initiative—value of voluntary contributions — example of early Islam 106 14 Applications of Islamic principles to meet new needs— proposed by the Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement in his Al-Wa s iyyat and announced in 1905—Quran on voluntary contributions—how Al-Wa s iyyat proposes to raise funds for Islam— expenditure of these funds—difference between Bolshevik and Al-Wa s iyyat funds— Al-Wa s iyyat a peaceful revolution—voluntary transfer of properties to society— Al-Wa s iyyat at universal— steady surrender of properties in the Islamic <mark>World</mark> Order 117 15 The Order founded in Qadian in 1905—future assured by divine promise and divine support 131 16 The New Ord er foreshadowed in Ta h r i k - e - Jad i d 136 17 Exhortation to the Jam a ‘at 138