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Participants’ Account
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An account to credit a portion of contributions from the participant for the purpose of investment/savings
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Participants’ Special Account
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An account to credit a portion of contributions from the participant for the purpose of tabarru’
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Takaful Annuity
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A contract that provides a stream of periodic income upon retirement for a term dependent upon human life.
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Contributions
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Monetary contribution provided once or periodically by a participant to a takaful operator for the purpose of investment and tabarru’.
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Retakaful Operator’s Deposit
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An amount deposited with or retained by a takaful operator by way of security for performance by the retakaful operator of its retakaful contracts.
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Certificate Document
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An evidence of a contract between a participant and a takaful operator which sets out the terms and conditions of the particular certificate.
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Mortality Table
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A statistical table showing the death rate at each age, usually expressed as the number of deaths per thousand.
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Expense Rate
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The ratio of total expenses for the year (including commissions, salaries, etc.) to the sum of total contribution income other than single contribution and consideration for annuities.
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Surplus at Valuation Date
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Excess of the takaful fund carried forward over the actuarial liabilities of a takaful fund of family takaful business.
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Net Investment Income
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Returns on investments less rates and taxes.
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Rider
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An attachment to a certificate that modifies its conditions by expanding benefits.
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Investment-linked Takaful
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A contract where the certificate benefits at any time vary according to the value of the underlying assets at the time.
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Individual Family Takaful
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A contract that provides takaful benefits payable to an individual upon death/total permanent disability or periodic income to participant upon retirement.
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Group Family Takaful
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Family takaful (usually without medical examination) on a group of people under a master Certificate. It is typically issued to an employer for the benefit of employees, or to members of an association.
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Medical and Health Takaful
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A contract that provides specified medical treatment benefits such as the cost ofhospitalisation, surgical and physician consultation fees against risks of a person being diagnosed with certain illnesses or having injury arising from an accident.
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Claims
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Notification to a takaful operator that payment of an amount is due under the terms of the certificate.
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Net Contributions
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Gross contributions less all retakaful contributions payable.
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Gross Direct Contributions
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Contributions on original gross rate charged to clients in respect of direct takaful business without any deduction for commission or brokerage.
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Average Clause
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Stipulates that a takaful fund is only liable for such proportion of the loss as the sum covered bears to total value at risk.
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Indemnity
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Restoration to the claimant of a loss by payment, repair or replacement.
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Total Loss
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A loss of sufficient size so that it can be said there is nothing left of value.
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Underwriting Profit / Loss
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Earned contribution income less net claims incurred, commissions and management expenses.
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Retention Ratio
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The ratio of net contributions to gross direct and retakaful accepted contributions less retakaful within Malaysia.
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Claims Ratio
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The ratio of net claims incurred to earned contributions.
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Earned Contribution
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Net contributions less provision for reserves for unearned contribution (RUC) at the year-end plus the RUC at the beginning of the year.
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Unearned Contribution Reserves
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Contributions already received in respect of risks which are still unexpired at the end of the accounting period.
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Gross Direct Contributions
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Contributions on original gross rate charged to clients in respect of direct takaful business Without any deduction for commission or brokerage.
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General Takaful
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Protection to participant for losses arising from perils such as accident, fire, flood, liability and burglary.
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Facultative Treaty
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A retakaful contract under which a ceding takaful operator has the option to cede and the retakaful operator has the option to accept or decline individual risks.
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Excess of Loss Treaty
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A type of retakaful treaty which provides that the retakaful operator pays all or a specified percentage of a loss arising from a particular occurrence or event (frequently of a more or less catastrophic nature) in excess of a fixed amount and up to a stipulated limit.
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Proportional Treaty
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A contract under which a takaful operator and a retakaful operator participate proportionately in the contributions and losses on every risk that comes within the scope of the contract.
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Net Claims Incurred
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Net claims paid less provisions for outstanding claims beginning of the year plus provisions for outstanding claims at the end of the year.
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Mudharabah
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An agreement between the entrepreneur and the capital provider in a business venture to share profit based on an agreed profit-sharing ratio. Losses are borne by the capital provider.
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Shariah
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Islamic laws.
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Tabarru’
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A portion of participant’s contribution for the purpose of mutual helps and used to pay claims Submitted by eligible claimants.
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Takaful
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Mutual guarantee provided by a group of people against a defined risk or catastrophe befalling one’s life, property or any form of valuable things.
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Tijari
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Commercial business.
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Wakalah
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Agent-principal relationship, where a person nominates another to act on his behalf.
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Wakil
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Agent
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Hibah
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Gift
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Rabbul Mal
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Capital provider
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Qard
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Loan
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Qard al-Hasan
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Lending without interest or benevolent loan
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Riba
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Usury, Interest which is unlawful in Islam
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Mudharib
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Entrepreneur
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Ra’sul Mal
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Takaful Contribution
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Tijari
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Commercial or private section
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Ta’min
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Insurance
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Wali
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Guardian
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Wasi
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Executer
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