Maal

الَّذِیْنَ یُؤْمِنُونَ بِالْغَیْبِ وَیقِیمُونَ الصَّلَاةَ وَمِمَّا رَزَقْنَاہُمْ یُنْفِقُونَ
(4:البقرۃ)

“Who believe in the unseen and observe Prayer, and spend out of what We have provided for them” (The Holy Qur’ an, Ch: 2, Verse: 4)

The Finance department is responsible for reminding Ansar members about the importance of financial sacrifice and educating members on the significance of all Islamic and Jama’at Chandas, both obligatory and optional. It is the duty of the Finance department to encourage and ensure that all Ansar members pay their Chanda according to the prescribed rate.
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142. Qa’id Maal shall organise the assessment of Annual Budget of all the Majalis and shall arrange collection of subscriptions according to this budget.

143. Qa’id Maal shall operate the accounts of the Majlis jointly with the Sadr or Nā’ib Sadr Awwal.

144. Qa’id Maal shall correspond with the Majalis on matters concerning his department.

145. Qa’id Mal shall present the names of members who are defaulters in the payment of subscriptions to the Sadr and take action according to his instructions.

146. Qa’id Mal shall present, the Annual Budget of Majlis Ansarullah Country proposed by Majlis ‘Amila Country, for approval to Majlis Shura Ansarullah.

147. Qa’id Maal shall present the income and expenditure statement before Majlis ‘Amila Country every month.

Responsibilities

  • The Qiadat is essentially divided in to two sections, income and expenditure. Qaid mall himself manages the income side whereas Additional Qaid Maal focuses specifically on expenditure.
  • Budgets should be made according to the prescribed rates, by Local Majlis and sent it to Markaz within the allocated time.
  • Please note that the new Budgets should be made according to the following rates:
  • According to the instructions of Hazoor-e-Aqdas ایدہ اللہ تعالیٰ بنصرہ العزیز the rate of Chanda Majlis Ansãrullah is 1% of the monthly income for every month.
  • Chanda Ijtema fixed at 3% of one month income to be paid once a year or £24 per year, whichever is higher.
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