Leaving a door like that will cause more wear and damage to other things, such as the door catch, so rather than having the annoyance of it dropping when opened, I think I'd probably either replace the pinds if it's possible to do that, or adjust it, even if it isn't adjustable. It is adjustable, even if the hinges are welded directly onto the door and door posts, as they are on some modern cars. (especially the ones you have to Fix Or Repair on a Daily basis)
To bring a door upwards, you need to adjust the bottom hinge. A block of wood (as previously mentioned) can be used. Best to wrap or cover it in a piece of cloth or leather to prevent damaging the paintwork. (ball pein hammer also works for this). Place it between the door and door post level with the bottom hinge, and carefully push the door closed until it's gripping the wood. Push a bit more, then remove and check to see if it's moved the hinge enough. Repeat as necessary, until the door lines up properly.
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