Pregnancy is treated in classical jurisprudence as evidence of reproductive maturation. That is why the chapter lists it among the signs.
It is distinct from menstruation: one indication does not require the other to be present.
The discussion concerns classical legal capacity. Modern marriage laws, consent requirements and child protection are separate and must not be inferred away from a puberty rule.
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Pregnancy as an evidentiary indication
Kitab al-Hajr: Signs of Puberty, Age Thresholds, and the Muraahiq’s Claim
Pregnancy is treated in classical jurisprudence as evidence of reproductive maturation. That is why the chapter lists it among the signs.
It is distinct from menstruation: one indication does not require the other to be present.
The discussion concerns classical legal capacity. Modern marriage laws, consent requirements and child protection are separate and must not be inferred away from a puberty rule.