Is the mortgaging (Rahn) of fruit valid before its ripening (Bado' Salah) without stipulating harvesting or green planting?

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The first opinion affirms the validity of mortgaging fruit before it shows signs of maturity, even without a condition for cutting or harvesting green crops. This view is chosen by Al-Qadi. The justification is that the uncertainty (Gharar) is diminished, as if the fruit perishes, the right returns to the mortgagor's liability. Furthermore, since selling the fruit is permissible under these conditions, mortgaging it is also permissible. When the debt matures, the fruit is sold, though the mortgagee may opt to delay the sale.