Arabic (دين حال) for debt (dayn) that is falling, or has fallen, due. Dayn hal must be repaid by the debtor (madeen) on its date or upon the demand of the creditor (da’en). Dayn hal includes debts (duyun) that fall due and those that fell due and were deferred and are falling due again.
Dayn hal translates as current debt or due debt.
