The prayer of a child at the beginning of the time, then his reaching puberty within the time

Question:
And how is it for us if the child prays at the beginning of the time? Yes, if the child prays at the beginning of the time and then reaches puberty in the middle of the time, or is it given to him? Does that count, or is it necessary to repeat it? Yes, if the child prays at the beginning of the time and then reaches puberty in the middle of the time, or is it given to him? Does that count, or is it necessary to repeat it?

Answer:
It is necessary to repeat it. If he reaches puberty within the time, it is necessary to repeat it, because his first prayer was a voluntary prayer, and when he reaches puberty, the prayer becomes obligatory upon him, and a voluntary prayer does not suffice for the obligatory prayer. It is necessary to repeat it if he reaches puberty within the time. Yes, my dear. Let us suppose, for example, let us suppose that a person prayed the Isha' prayer while he was a child, and he was a child, then he slept and had a wet dream. He slept and had a wet dream. This wet dream causes him to reach puberty. He must pray the Isha' prayer because its time does not end except with the dawn. He reached puberty before the time for Isha' ended, so he must pray the Isha' prayer. Yes. Be calm.