Kitab al-Rahn: Manumission, Destruction and Liability for Injury

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• Which distinction is fundamental to rahn?
• What is the immediate effect of the pledgor’s manumission in the historical case?
• How does manumission differ from an unauthorized sale of a pledge?
• With a debt already due, what is demanded after historical manumission?
• When debt is deferred, in what capacity is the value taken?
• A debt matures in three months. What does taking substitute collateral do?
• If debt is 1,000 and collateral is worth 800, which statement is correct?
• What does muʿsir mean?
• What does historical istiʿsāʾ address here?
• Why does ownership not excuse the pledgor who destroys the pledged machine?
• What separates itlāf from accidental loss?
• Who pursues indemnity when a stranger destroys the pledge?
• What is the main status of indemnity recovered from a third party?
• Debt is 100,000 and indemnity is 60,000. Which conclusion must be avoided?
• If the pledgor damages but does not destroy the pledge, what arises?
• Why must partial damage and total destruction be treated differently?
• What follows when the pledgee injures the pledged asset?
• Debt is 100,000 and the pledgee causes 20,000 compensable damage. In a simplified case?
• Why identify the party who caused damage?
• In the historical phrase “jināyat al-rahn,” what does rahn refer to?
• What does hadar mean in this narrow doctrinal setting?
• What does Quduri state about a pledged person’s injury to the pledgor in the historical case?
• What is recorded of the two disciples about injury to the pledgee?
• Whose property is included in “wa-ʿalā mālihimā”?
• Which sweeping inference from Quduri’s wording would be wrong?
• Why can the date of valuation matter?
• If money replaces destroyed collateral, what is the right accounting question?
• Which principle best prepares the study of pledge expenses and increments?
• If a pledgor damages the asset and a stranger later destroys the rest, what is the right approach?
• Which statement preserves the proper scope of this lesson?