The Ruling on Blood Money for the Killing of a Muslim in Another State
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Question:
If a Muslim man is killed in a Muslim state other than his own, and the killer is not identified, as in the case of stoning the pillars, is the blood money the responsibility of the victim’s state or the state where the killing took place?
Answer:
It is the responsibility of the state where the killing took place, because it is their duty to maintain security and protect lives. If a person is killed among them and they do not know who killed him, they are responsible for it, and the blood money is in the treasury of the state where it occurred.
If a Muslim man is killed in a Muslim state other than his own, and the killer is not identified, as in the case of stoning the pillars, is the blood money the responsibility of the victim’s state or the state where the killing took place?
Answer:
It is the responsibility of the state where the killing took place, because it is their duty to maintain security and protect lives. If a person is killed among them and they do not know who killed him, they are responsible for it, and the blood money is in the treasury of the state where it occurred.
Source
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