Is it permissible to seek forgiveness for financial and moral rights without specifying them, with the intention of repayment but without the current ability to do so, knowing that the money was taken with the intention of preserving and returning it?

If someone owes a financial right to another person, it is obligatory for him to return the right to its owner or to seek his forgiveness. It is not sufficient for him to generally ask for pardon and forgiveness; rather, there must be specific details. And whoever takes someone's money with his permission for his own benefit is considered a trustee and is not liable for that money if it perishes without negligence or transgression on his part.