Chapter on the Blood Money for Wounds and Head Injuries

"For an Al-muḍihah (a wound that exposes the bone), the compensation is five camels. For the as-simhaq (a wound just below the skin but not exposing the bone), it is four camels. For the Al-munaqqilah (a wound that…

Hadith.5382 - In the narration of Ibn Al-Mughirah from Abdullah ibn Sinan, from Abu Abdullah Imam Jafar ibn Muhammad Al-Sadiq (as), that he said: "For the baḍiah (a wound that cuts through the flesh after the skin), the…

I asked Abu Abdullah (as) about a man who was struck by one person with a muḍihah wound (a wound that exposes the bone) and by another person with a damiyah wound (a bleeding wound) in the same instance, and the man…

I asked Imam (as) about the muḍihah (a wound that exposes the bone) on the head - whether it is the same as on the face. Imam (as) said: "The muḍihah and other head wounds are the same in blood money (diyyah) whether…

Hadith.5385 - In the narration of Aban, he said: "Al-jaifah (a wound that penetrates into the internal cavity) has no qisas (retaliation); only hukumah (compensatory assessment) is applied. Al-munqilah (a wound that…

Hadith.5386 - In the narration of Al-Sakuni: "Indeed, the Commander of the Faithful (as) ruled that for the hashimah (a wound that fractures the bone), the compensation is ten camels."

Hadith.5387 - Abu Abdullah (as) said regarding a slave who struck one man with a muḍihah wound (a wound that exposes the bone) and then struck another man similarly: "The compensation is to be divided between them."