Is a bankrupt individual under injunction capable of entering into obligations or incurring debt?

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If the bankrupt individual acts regarding their personal liability (Dhimmah), such as purchasing, borrowing, or guaranteeing a debt, the transaction is valid. This is because they are considered capable of transacting, and the injunction specifically targets their property, not their personal liability. However, those who extend credit to the bankrupt individual after the injunction are not to share in the distribution with the primary creditors because they consented to the risk, either by knowing the person was bankrupt or by failing to exercise due diligence, as bankruptcy is often publicly known. Any such debt only becomes enforceable against the individual after the injunction is lifted.