نَفَذَ تَصَرُّفُهُ
Translation: His transaction takes legal effect.
Under Abu Hanifah, an improvident young adult's financial transaction does not become ineffective merely because he has not yet turned 25 or has not shown rushd. Its legal effect is a distinct issue.
For instance, a 21-year-old may have inherited assets held under supervision. If he lawfully contracts over property for which he has the relevant legal authority and all ordinary conditions of sale are satisfied, age below 25 and lack of rushd do not themselves invalidate the transaction according to Abu Hanifah. Ordinary rules on ownership and delivery still apply.
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Transactions before the age of 25
Kitab al-Hajr: Improvidence, Legal Restriction, and the Age of 25
نَفَذَ تَصَرُّفُهُ
Translation: His transaction takes legal effect.
Under Abu Hanifah, an improvident young adult's financial transaction does not become ineffective merely because he has not yet turned 25 or has not shown rushd. Its legal effect is a distinct issue.
For instance, a 21-year-old may have inherited assets held under supervision. If he lawfully contracts over property for which he has the relevant legal authority and all ordinary conditions of sale are satisfied, age below 25 and lack of rushd do not themselves invalidate the transaction according to Abu Hanifah. Ordinary rules on ownership and delivery still apply.