Not demanding repayment in a demeaning manner
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Etiquette of Debt & Loans
Not demanding repayment in a demeaning manner
The general Islamic principle of gentle speech, commanded broadly toward people, applies fully to how a creditor approaches a debtor.
Reference: Derived from Qur'an, Surah Al-Baqarah 2:83
Explanation
Firmness in seeking repayment does not require humiliating the person who owes the debt.
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