For a positive integer , let be the additive group of congruences modulo with identity , and is the usual group of integers . We call a finite simple graph -magic if it admits an edge labeling such that the induced vertex sum labeling , defined by , is constant. The constant is called a \emph{magic sum index}, or an \emph{index} for short, of under , following R. Stanley. The \emph{null set} of , defined by E. Salehi as the set of all such that is -magic with zero magic sum index, is denoted by . For a fixed integer , we consider the set of all possible magic sum indices such that is -magic with magic sum index , and denote it by . We call the \emph{index set} of with respect to . In this paper, we investigate properties and relations of index sets and null sets for -magic graphs. Among others, we determine null sets of generalized wheels and generalized fans and construct infinitely many examples of -magic graphs with magic sum zero. Some open problems are presented.