Rulings of Type 1 Interdiction

**Rulings for Interdiction on Minor, Insane, and Foolish:** **1. Liability for Transgressions:** If the interdicted person (due to minority, etc.) transgresses upon a person or property with harm, he is liable and bears the resulting penalty. Because the victim did not consent or negligently contribute. But if one gives his property to a minor, foolish, or insane person who destroys it, the interdicted person is not liable - because the giver enabled him willingly and was negligent. **2. Lifting Interdiction from Minor:** Requires two things: - **First:** Puberty, known by: emission of semen, growth of coarse hair around the private parts, reaching fifteen years, or menstruation for girls - **Second:** Prudence (rushd), which is soundness in managing wealth **Testing for Prudence:** He is given some disposal and left to transact repeatedly. If he is not grossly cheated and doesn't spend his money on prohibited things or useless things, this indicates his prudence. **3. Lifting Interdiction from Insane:** Also requires two things: - **First:** Removal of insanity and return of his intellect - **Second:** Prudence **For the Foolish:** Removed by the cessation of foolishness and recklessness and his being characterized by soundness in financial transactions.