Is the offspring of a borrowed item (Ma'arah) liable for guarantee?

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Guarantee for the offspring of a borrowed item is not obligatory according to one view because the offspring did not enter into the loan contract, and thus does not enter into the guarantee, resembling a deposited item (Wadi'ah) as the borrower derives no benefit from it. The sounder view is that no guarantee is due for the offspring of a borrowed item if it is not found with its mother, paralleling the ruling for the offspring of a wrongfully seized item (Maghsubah) when that item itself is not wrongfully seized.