A man who pledges something and part of it is lost while with the pledgee

Al-Sha'bi and Ibrahim (may Allah have mercy on him) said: Whatever part of the pledge is lost, the debt will be reduced in proportion to it.

Mughirah reports from Ibrahim that they both (al-Sha'bi and Ibrahim) said: Whatever part of the pledge is lost is by that reckoning.

Al-Hasan was asked about a man who took a house in pledge, and it burned down completely. He said: He has his right in what was lost, and he has his right in what remains.

Qatadah said concerning a man who took a house in pledge, and it burned down completely: His right is in the open ground that lies between the houses.

Ibrahim (may Allah have mercy on him) said concerning a man who pledged a garment and part of it was torn: He will give that much less of the debt, in proportion to the amount by which the garment's value has decreased.