The Age of Puberty for a Child
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Question:
Does a boy reach puberty when he enters his fifteenth year, or when he completes his fifteenth year and enters his sixteenth?
Answer:
He reaches puberty upon completing his fifteenth year. Before he completes his fifteenth year, he does not reach puberty by age, unless he grows a beard or has a wet dream, even if that is before the age of fifteen. If he has not had a wet dream and has not grown a beard, then the final limit is the age of fifteen. Yes.
Does a boy reach puberty when he enters his fifteenth year, or when he completes his fifteenth year and enters his sixteenth?
Answer:
He reaches puberty upon completing his fifteenth year. Before he completes his fifteenth year, he does not reach puberty by age, unless he grows a beard or has a wet dream, even if that is before the age of fifteen. If he has not had a wet dream and has not grown a beard, then the final limit is the age of fifteen. Yes.
Source
75-لقاءات مع الشيخ صالح الفوزان - 06--21-11-1432 — archive.org (39:08)
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