If someone kills him before Islam is presented to him it is disliked and nothing is due upon [the killer].
Chapter: The apostate — presentation of Islam, detention, and rulings
If someone kills him before Islam is presented to him it is disliked and nothing is due upon [the killer].
The female apostate is not executed; rather she is detained until she submits.
Likewise the discerning child.
The apostate’s ownership of wealth lapses in suspended fashion; if he returns to Islam ownership returns; if he dies or is executed what he earned as Muslim goes to heirs and earnings during apostasy are fayʾ.
His promised freedmen (mudabbar) and mothers of his children are freed; debts owed by him become lawful [to collect].
The female apostate’s earnings go to her heirs.
His reaching enemy territory together with judgement thereof is treated like death.
The apostate’s acts fall into categories—effective: divorce, establishing lineage, accepting gifts, waiving pre-emption;
void: marriage and slaughter;
suspended: informal partnership, sale, purchase, pledge, lease, gift, immediate manumission, and tadbīr;
Apostasy of an insane person, child, or two intoxicated persons without discernment is not valid.
The discerning child’s Islam is valid.