Imam al-Shafi‘i distinguishes between:
• fungible goods (ذوات الأمثال) — fungible goods such as standard wheat or rice, replaceable by equivalent quantity and quality.
• non-fungible goods (ذوات القيم) — non-fungible items with individual characteristics.
Under this view, fungible goods may be used as capital while non-fungible items are treated differently.
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Imam al-Shafi‘i distinguishes between:
• fungible goods (ذوات الأمثال) — fungible goods such as standard wheat or rice, replaceable by equivalent quantity and quality.
• non-fungible goods (ذوات القيم) — non-fungible items with individual characteristics.
Under this view, fungible goods may be used as capital while non-fungible items are treated differently.