The ruling on compensation when the effect of a wound disappears after healing
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Question:
And other than the Shaykh, he said: If a limp or a gash remains without any trace, is the blood money and the compensation dropped?
Answer:
No, the compensation is not dropped; it is not dropped. The compensation is mandatory. If he has healed completely and the crime has left no effect on him ever, then it is estimated as if it were still bleeding. That is, he is asked: If it were still bleeding, how much would it be worth? He is given that amount. If he healed soundly, it is estimated as if the wound were bleeding. If he healed unsoundly, with a limp or some defect, the wound is estimated according to the extent of the loss. Yes.
And other than the Shaykh, he said: If a limp or a gash remains without any trace, is the blood money and the compensation dropped?
Answer:
No, the compensation is not dropped; it is not dropped. The compensation is mandatory. If he has healed completely and the crime has left no effect on him ever, then it is estimated as if it were still bleeding. That is, he is asked: If it were still bleeding, how much would it be worth? He is given that amount. If he healed soundly, it is estimated as if the wound were bleeding. If he healed unsoundly, with a limp or some defect, the wound is estimated according to the extent of the loss. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 78 من 89|شرح العدة في شرح العمدة|كتاب الديات|باب الجراح|صالح الفوزان|الفقه|كبار العلماء — youtube.com (1:06:18)
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