Article 1: Definitions Fund: Fund for the Marty
Board: Board of Trustees of the Fund.
Martyr: Any military or civil person who dies in war; during military exercise and security maintenance; or during an operation to save lives or property in cases of fire or persons trapped or taken hostage. This includes cadets who are assigned similar tasks, military or civilian employees, and contracted Saudis, as well as any of their family members, within the Kingdom or abroad, who die as a result of a terrorist act or an act targeting the Kingdom. Any of the above mentioned persons who suffer a disability rated more than 70% shall be considered a martyr.
Missing in Action (MIA): A military person who becomes missing in war or during military exercise and security maintenance, whose fate is not known. This includes civilians and cadets assigned similar tasks.
Prisoner of War (POW): A military person who is captured during war or military exercise and security maintenance and is proven to be alive. This includes civilians and cadets assigned similar tasks.
Wounded: Any military or civilian person with a disability rated 70% or less due to war; during military exercise and security maintenance; or during an operation to save lives or property in cases of fire or persons trapped or taken hostage. This includes cadets assigned similar tasks, military or civilian employees, and contracted Saudis as well as any of their family members, within the Kingdom or abroad, who become injured as a result of a terrorist act or an act targeting the Kingdom.
Families of the Martyrs, Missing in Action, and Prisoners of War: Parents, wives, sons, daughters, and legal dependents.
Statute: Statute of the Fund for the Martyrs, Wounded, Prisoners of War, and Missing in Action.