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Dain Sahih


Arabic (دين صحيح) for debt (dain) that may be discharged or extinguished only by repayment (ada’أداء) or waiver (ibra’إبراء). Examples of dain sahih include loans (quroodh), bridal money (mahr), lease (ujrah), and price of sale (thaman).

Dain sahih must be repaid by the debtor on its due date or as agreed by the creditor and debtor.

Dain sahih translates as valid debt or real debt.



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