As we look to building for the future, it is important for the Jamat to plan for their future generations. The Ismaili International Conciliation and Arbitration Board recently released the Guidelines for Ethical Wealth Transfer and Inheritance Planning to assist murids in deciding how to ethically transfer their wealth, including upon death, so as to preserve their wealth for future generations, respect the equality of men and women, respond to the needs of their dependents, including younger and vulnerable members of their families, and thereby create a more resilient and stronger Jamat. On Day 2 of Mediation Week, we explore the importance of preserving and transferring wealth within the ethics of Islam, and how the Jamati institutions work together to help the Jamat better understand the Guidelines.

Self-care is a critical component in resolving conflicts. It can help individuals better understand conflicts and be better prepared to work through difficult conversations and emotions. Join us on our last day of Mediation Week to hear Shane Pointe, Knowledge Keeper of the Musqueam First Nation, talk about the importance of using communities for strength and resilience to help manage self-care and personal healing.

Resolving conflicts through mediation over litigation has many advantages, including being more cost-effective and confidential. It also offers individuals the freedom to resolve conflicts themselves. On Day 2 of Mediation Week, we explore the benefits of mediation and how to assess risk of litigation versus mediation from a judge’s perspective. Join us in Part I of Judicial Perspectives with Justice Halim Dhanidina (USA) as he talks about the importance of resolving conflicts through mediation over litigation.

Business disputes can be prevented through strong documentation and agreements. On Day 4 of Mediation Week, we explore the importance of well-considered contracts and agreements and how they can help mitigate and manage risk, as well as avoid misunderstandings and disputes.

ICAB, in collaboration with the Institute of Ismaili Studies, and at the direction of Mawlana Hazar Imam, has produced Guidelines for Ethical Wealth Transfer and Inheritance Planning to assist Ismaili murids to engage in ethical wealth transfer and inheritance planning, recognizing that wealth has an ethical value and purpose.

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The International Conciliation and Arbitration Board (ICAB) recently completed its third instalment of the train-the-trainer programme, resulting in the addition of 17 Ismaili volunteers across eight countries to serve as certified trainers in conciliation and arbitration. ICAB’s global faculty now consists of 55 certified trainers from diverse backgrounds and professions, including professional mediators, conflict management trainers and coaches, lawyers, academics, former judges, as well as health, IT, and business professionals.

Anúncio do Ismaili International Conciliation and Arbitration Board (ICAB) relativo às Diretrizes para a Transferência Ética da Riqueza e Planeamento Sucessório.

Эъломияи Анҷумани Байналмилалии Мусолиҳа ва Доварӣ дар мавриди  меъроси сарват ва банақшагирии он

اخلاقی طورپر دولت کی منتقلی اور وراثت کی منصوبہ بندی کے حوالے سے اسماعیلی انٹرنیشنل کنسی لیشن اینڈ آربیٹریشن بورڈ کی جانب سے Guidelines  کا اعلان

Annonce du International Conciliation and Arbitration Board (ICAB) Ismaili concernant les orientations pour le transfert éthique de patrimoine et la planification successorale.

Annonce du International Conciliation and Arbitration Board (ICAB) Ismaili concernant les orientations pour le transfert éthique de patrimoine et la planification successorale.

اطلاعیۀ ادارهٔ قضا و داوری بین المللی اسماعیلی (ICAB) در مورد رهنمودِ انتقال اخلاقی دارایی و پلانگزاری میراث

ધી ઇસ્માઈલી ઇન્ટરનેશનલ કન્સિલિએશન ઍન્ડ આર્બિટ્રેશન બૉર્ડ (ICAB) તરફથી સંપત્તિના નૈતિક હસ્તાંતરણ (Ethical Wealth Transfer) અને વારસાના આયોજન (Inheritance Planning) માટેની માર્ગદર્શિકા અંગેની જાહેરાત

The family is the most important foundation of our society. The Ismaili Conciliation and Arbitration Boards understand that when disputes occur in families, everyone endures significant pain. It is therefore critical to pay particular attention to helping the parties heal, even if they can no longer live together. Hear Zulie Sachedina, Chairman for the Ismaili International Conciliation and Arbitration Board, as she has a conversation with Jean Ayoub, Secretary General and CEO of the International Social Service (ISS) on how we can constructively navigate family conflicts and improve our relationships with respect and understanding.