What is the right of a lessee whose lessor becomes bankrupt concerning a fungible item rented in obligation (in the dhimma)?

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If the lessor rents a fungible item, such as a camel, in the lessee's obligation (in the dhimma) and the lessor subsequently goes bankrupt, the lessee is treated equally with the general creditors (Ghurama'). This is because the lessee's right is not attached to a specific physical asset.