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HIBAH: DESIGNING A LEGACY FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE WITH LOVED ONES
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INTRODUCTION

Hibah means a gift. In the context of takaful hibah, it refers to a voluntary gift made by a takaful participant, where they allocate their takaful benefits to a third party. The takaful operator will pay the takaful benefits to the hibah recipient upon the participant’s passing, subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the takaful certificate.

BENEFITS

Expert Guidance

Immediate Asset Transfer to Family

Financial Safeguard

Avoidance of Inheritance

Investment Optimization

Support for Dependents

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who is eligible to receive takaful hibah?
The takaful participant can gift their takaful benefits to anyone, regardless of relationship, religion, or ethnicity. However, it is recommended to give the gift to close family members (spouse or children) as a sign of love and care.
The difference between wasiat, takaful hibah, and faraid.
1. Wasiat (Will): A document where you say how your belongings should be shared after you pass away, but only one-third can be given freely. 2. Hibah Takaful (Takaful Gift): A gift of takaful benefits to someone, like a family member, outside of regular inheritance rules. 3. Faraid (Islamic Inheritance Law): The rules in Islam that decide how your property is shared among your family when you die.
What is the importance of takaful hibah?
Takaful hibah is important because it helps ensure your loved ones get financial support quickly if you pass away. It allows you to give your takaful benefits to anyone you choose, without the delays of inheritance rules.
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