We now live in a complex world where financial products like insurance/ takaful, intellectual rights, usufructs, waqf, property and other listed and non listed investments abound. Many of these products have serious shariah implications which may affect beneficiaries and dependents… either during the lifetime or at death of the asset holder.
Some of beneficiaries / dependents may or may not have Quranic rights upon the death of the testator, and others may have other financial rights over the estate, such as creditors who may even be Quranic heirs.
Shariah Estate & Financial Planning is becoming more and more essential and critical in the lives of Muslims who wish to ensure that their estates and wills are well planned to cater for all eventualities.
The Shariah Estate & Financial Planning Seminar will bring together a host of experts to discuss various aspects of Estate and Financial planning from an Islamic perspective taking into account the realities that face Muslims today.
Many dependents, beneficiaries, and creditors may not be adequately catered for.
Are parents secure? Are spouses secure? Are minor children secure? Are near relatives taken care of? Are non heirs and destitute in the family taken care of? Has provision been made for a waqf? Has provision been made for immediate cash upon the demise of the breadwinner of the family?
These and many other issues will be discussed.
SEMINAR OBJECTIVES
- To create awareness on the importance of adequate financial and estate planning
- To equip participants with knowledge and skills regarding their estates and wills.
- To equip participants with essential techniques regarding protection and care of quranic heirs, non quranic heirs, and family member creditors.
- To understand Wills in the South African context.
SUGGESTED TOPICS
- Maqasid Al Shariah: The Higher Objectives of Shari’ah
- Fundamentals of Shariah Estate & Financial Planning
- Problems related to Estate & Financial Planning
- Solutions to Specific issues
- Problems with Standard Islamic Wills
- Waqf as a Solution
- Taxation: PBO/ Family Trusts/ Donations to Spouses
- Living Wills, Trusts, and Testate Succession.
- Master Requirements in respect of Islamic Wills.
SPEAKERS:
- SH BILAL ISMAIL
- SH MUNEER ABDUROAF
- SH IHGSAAN TALIEP (Principal International Peace College of SA)
- MUHAMMAD SALOOJEE (Attorney/Tax Advisor)
- ADVOCATE ASLAM BAVA SC
- ZEINOUL CAJEE
- ALEX SIMEONIDES & BRANDON GARBUTT (Capital Legacy)
- MOHAMED SALIEGH SALAAM
PROGRAMME
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VENUE
Islamia Auditorium: 409 Imam Haron Rd, Lansdowne, Cape Town, 7764
DATE: SATURDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 2018
TIME: 8.00am – 13.00pm
REGISTRATION
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Awqaf SA’s CEO: Zeinoul Cajee speaks to Julie Allie from “Let’s Talk” on ITV #347 DSTV about the Shariah Estate & Financial Planner Seminar.
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ENQUIRIES
Sedick Isaacs: 071 671 2606
Hasanain Abdullah: 079 507 1196 / 021 6973556
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Accountants, lawyers, financial and investment advisors, businessmen/women, educators, ulama, investment managers and the public.
CPD POINTS & ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE
Attendees can earn 5 hours of verifiable CPD for attendance. All attendees will receive certificates of attendance.
SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS
VENUE: Islamia Auditorium: 409 Imam Haron Rd, Lansdowne, Cape Town, 7764
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REGISTRATION FEE: R500,00 (Includes notes/ refreshments/ finger lunch)
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Banking details
All payments to be made to:
AWQAF SA NEDBANK
1469053934 BC 198765
REF: CELL/NAME/SEPSCT
BY EFT OR BANK DEPOSIT
Proof of payment may be emailed to info@awqafsa.org.za or
Sms/WhatsApp to 0847860010 or faxed to 0865149644