Does possessing a debt break an oath not to possess wealth?

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If one swears not to possess wealth and has a debt owed to him, the oath is broken. This aligns with the view of Al-Shafi'i and Abu Al-Khattab. The evidence supporting this is that the Hawl (one year mark) for Zakat applies to it, Zakat can be paid on it, and it is valid to discharge it through renunciation, assignment, or compensation, similar to a deposited item.