The ruling on the pledgor’s disposal of the pledge while it is pledged

If one of my properties is pledged to the state, is it permissible for me to dispose of it by selling it? Our brother Sa'd ibn Turki al-Khathlan from the College of Sharia in Riyadh is asking this question.
Answer: If it is pledged to the state or anyone else, you have no right to dispose of it except with the permission of the pledgee; because the pledgee’s right is attached to it, so you have no right to dispose of it except with the pledgee’s permission, whether the pledgee is the state or not. The pledgee’s right is attached to this wealth, so the pledgor, who is the owner, has no right to dispose of it except with the pledgee’s permission, whether the pledgee is the state or not. Yes.