Death Claim Process in Family Takaful

Authors

  • Adnan Malik Assistant Professor, Institute of Management Sciences Peshawar
  • Syed Zulkifal Assistant Professor, Institute of Management Sciences Peshawar
  • Ali Abdullah Lecturer, Institute of Management Sciences Peshawar
  • Pir Qasim Shah Assistant Director, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan
  • Arif Ul Haq Lecturer, Islamia College University Peshawar

Keywords:

Claimant, Actuary, Takaful, Underwriting, Wakala–Waqf model

Abstract

Takaful is a mechanism in which people contribute to a
common fund and the fund compensates the contributing member
if any defined loss occurs. This study describes the process of death
claims of a family takaful plan from the client and company’s
perspective while using in-depth narrative analysis of the
qualitative data collected from a client and takaful company
manager along with supporting documents. It informs us about the
problems which a client faces when the breadwinner of a family
dies and how the proceeds of a takaful death claim can solve those
problems. This study follows the case study method and data is
collected through narrative interviews. It narrates the steps a client
needs to take for timely submission of documents and formally
lodging a death claim. This paper also advises us on how to develop
and take an appropriate takaful plan addressing the future needs
of the family if the income-generating person of the family dies.

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Published

2025-03-24

How to Cite

Malik, A., Zulkifal, S., Abdullah, A., Shah, P. Q., & Haq, A. U. (2025). Death Claim Process in Family Takaful. Journal of Social Sciences Research & Policy, 3(1), 267–274. Retrieved from https://jssrp.org.pk/index.php/jssrp/article/view/43