The produce belongs to the pledgor, but Quduri treats it as security together with the original.
For example, fruit growing on a pledged tree remains owned by the owner, yet its status within the pledge affects release or disposition. One must distinguish three ideas: who owns the property, who has a right to retain it, and what financial consequence follows if it is destroyed.
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Ownership is distinct from its security status
Kitab al-Rahn: Storage Costs, Growth and Additional Collateral
The produce belongs to the pledgor, but Quduri treats it as security together with the original.
For example, fruit growing on a pledged tree remains owned by the owner, yet its status within the pledge affects release or disposition. One must distinguish three ideas: who owns the property, who has a right to retain it, and what financial consequence follows if it is destroyed.