Hissa Amad
Your income obligation — Schedule C, clearance years, and the portal.
Income ObligationHissa Jaidad
Chanda Wasiyyat on property: what to declare, and the nine steps from assessment to your Certificate of Jaidad.
Keeping Your Property Particulars Current
According to the rules of Wasiyyat, it is very essential for a Moosi to keep the Majlis Karpardaz informed, through the Wakalat Maal II, of whenever a change takes place in the circumstances pertaining to his/her property/estates due to sale, transfer, bestowment, new purchases, addition, trust or purchase in anonymity.
It is an obligation of a Musi to declare the Particulars of the Properties at least every 5 years
Wasiyyat Rules — Rule 53
Rule 53. The Musi shall, after every five years, inform the office of the particulars of his property on the prescribed form. (Wasiyyat Rules)
Which Properties Are Subject to Hissa Jaidad?
Every Musi pledges to pay Hissa Jaidad on their immovable or movable properties. The immovable properties are your home, commercial building, and land. The movable properties include jewelry, cash savings, savings accounts, business, retirement accounts like 401K, IRA etc, and investments into Stocks/ETFs, precious metals, and other businesses.
It is a responsibility of a Musi to declare all movable and immovable properties and pay Hissa Jaidad on them.
How to Fulfill Your Hissa Jaidad Obligations in Your Lifetime
If you wish to fully pay the Hissa Jaidad on your movable or immovable properties during your lifetime, please follow the steps outlined below:
Hissa Jaidad Assessment & Payment Process
1
Submit Your Assessment Form
Submit the assessment form that applies to your property through the Wasiyyat Portal. The available forms are:
- Real Estate / Land Assessment — Submit the market value of your property along with supporting valuation sources. (open form)
- Jewelry Assessment — Submit itemized jewelry details along with the current market value. (open form)
- Investment Assessment — Report investment sales and record Hissa Jaidad settlement details. (open form)
2
Your Local Jama’at Amla Reviews the Assessment
Your assessment is reviewed and approved by your local Jama'at officeholders.
3
Your Assessment Is Forwarded to Markaz
Once approved locally, your assessment is forwarded by the National Wasaya Office to Wakalat Maal II (Wakalat Maal Sani), Rabwah — or, if you are a Qadian-based Musi, to Wakalat Tamil-o-Tanfiz, UK.
4
You Receive an Acknowledgement
Wakalat Maal II sends you an acknowledgement letter confirming that your assessment has been forwarded to Nazim Sahib Tashkhees Jaidad Musian at Sadr Anjuman Ahmadiyya for approval.
5
You Receive the Approval Letter
Once Nazim Sahib Tashkhees Jaidad Musian approves the assessed value, Wakalat Maal II issues you an approval letter stating the Hissa Jaidad amount due and the period within which you must pay it:
- Two years for all types of property.
- Five years if the property is your primary residence.
6
Pay the Hissa Jaidad Amount
Pay the amount due under the Hissa Jaidad category through the Chanda Portal.
You may also make payments toward Hissa Jaidad before receiving the approval letter. Please note, however, that the approval letter specifies the exact amount required to fully settle the Hissa Jaidad on that particular property.
7
Submit Proof of Payment
Forward your payment receipt to the Wasaya Office at office.national.wasiyyat@ahmadiyya.us.
8
Markaz Is Notified
The Wasaya Office notifies Markaz once your Hissa Jaidad payment has been fully settled.
9
You Receive Your Certificate of Jaidad
Markaz issues your Certificate of Jaidad, which the Wasaya Office then emails to you.
Circular from Markaz
Guidance and Important Instructions Regarding the Hissa Jaidad (Property Share).
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When a Musi Passes Away
Time-sensitive guidance for families — forms, process, and contacts.
Family Guide