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The TRUTH about ISMAILI 1/4th Majlis | Understanding Nizari Agakhanism |

Is there a “4th Majlis” where members pay one-fourth (25%) of their income to the Imam—and what does Islam say about this?
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In this episode, a mother and son continue their discussion on Majlis and reveal claims about a “one-fourth” contribution that goes beyond the usual dasond amount, raising questions about hardship, religious authority, and whether money is being linked to salvation.
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The dialogue also highlights concerns about closed-door community spaces, why ordinary working people may still join, and how belief, fear, hope, and indoctrination can shape religious financial decisions.
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Viewer questions:

Have you heard of a “4th Majlis” or “one-fourth” payment—how is it described by members?
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Is paying 25% from gross income (before tax) something you’ve seen or heard—why would someone choose gross vs net?
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In Islam, what are the conditions for charity and spending—can any person claim a guaranteed “place in heaven” in exchange for money?
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What is the difference between religious donation, community fundraising, and spiritual “pay-to-enter” systems?
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At what point does religious giving become exploitation or coercion?
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Should places of worship be closed to non-members or spouses—what impact does that have on transparency and trust?
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If a leader benefits financially from followers’ fear/hope, what ethical accountability should exist?
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For ex-followers: what was the turning point that made you question these practices?
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Keep the discussion respectful: share sources, personal experiences, and scholarly references without abusing any community.
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