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The “Neck Thread” Method in Determining Adulthood (Bulugh) by Shaykh Hamu Awramo When reading books of fiqh and coming on the topic of when someone reached adulthood, Maliki scholars mention the "neck thread" method. In this video the Shaykh Hamu demonstrations how this is done

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