Is a minor apostate executed if he persists in his apostasy after reaching puberty?

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A minor is not executed, regardless of whether his apostasy is deemed valid or not, because a minor is not subject to punitive penalties (*'uquba*), evidenced by the fact that penalties for adultery or theft do not apply, nor is he subject to *qisas* (retaliation in kind). If he persists in his apostasy upon reaching puberty, the ruling of apostasy is established, and he is asked to repent for three days; if he does not repent, he is executed, whether he was considered apostate before puberty or not, and whether he was a native Muslim who apostatized or a disbeliever who became Muslim as a minor and then apostatized.