Who wants to pay off his debt to a man who has lent him a debt with a pledge and another without a pledge
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Who wants to pay off his debt to a man who has lent him a debt with a pledge and another without a pledge
His Eminence the Shaykh: If a person borrows two loans from another, one with a pledge and the other without a pledge, and the borrower wants to pay off the first loan and release the pledge, whose word is accepted?The Shaykh: The word of the debtor.
The questioner: That is, the borrower?The Shaykh: Yes, the borrower,If he says, for example: the debt is one hundred thousand without a pledge, and one hundred thousand with a pledge,Then he paid him and said: this is regarding the debt that has the pledge, so his word is accepted; because he is the one who owes the debt.
His Eminence the Shaykh: If a person borrows two loans from another, one with a pledge and the other without a pledge, and the borrower wants to pay off the first loan and release the pledge, whose word is accepted?The Shaykh: The word of the debtor.
The questioner: That is, the borrower?The Shaykh: Yes, the borrower,If he says, for example: the debt is one hundred thousand without a pledge, and one hundred thousand with a pledge,Then he paid him and said: this is regarding the debt that has the pledge, so his word is accepted; because he is the one who owes the debt.
