Ghurama’ are creditors; the madyun is the debtor. The text distinguishes two requests: restraint to compel an overdue payment and interdiction restricting the debtor’s property dealings.
Abu Hanifah does not regard them as the same legal action. Compulsion to discharge an established debt is conceivable, but a blanket interdiction solely for indebtedness is not adopted in his position.
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Kitab al-Hajr: Insolvency, Interdiction and Creditors’ Rights
Ghurama’ are creditors; the madyun is the debtor. The text distinguishes two requests: restraint to compel an overdue payment and interdiction restricting the debtor’s property dealings.
Abu Hanifah does not regard them as the same legal action. Compulsion to discharge an established debt is conceivable, but a blanket interdiction solely for indebtedness is not adopted in his position.