If a debtor owes dirhams and holds dirhams of that same kind, the judge may apply the available cash toward the debt even without the debtor’s permission.
This differs from selling ordinary goods. The held property is already in the same monetary kind as the liability; no sale of merchandise is required to turn it into the type of payment owed.
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A cash debt matched by cash holdings
Kitab al-Hajr: Insolvency, Interdiction and Creditors’ Rights
If a debtor owes dirhams and holds dirhams of that same kind, the judge may apply the available cash toward the debt even without the debtor’s permission.
This differs from selling ordinary goods. The held property is already in the same monetary kind as the liability; no sale of merchandise is required to turn it into the type of payment owed.