The ruling on the dropping of retaliation (qisas) when the father who ordered the killing forgives
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, if a father asks a person to kill his son, and he kills him, and then the father forgives him afterwards, does the retaliation (qisas) drop from the killer?
Answer:
This is looked into; if there is deception involved, it is not possible. This is a breach of security, and this is the right of the one in authority. If there is a breach of security, [it is not allowed]. But if there is no deception, then if the one with the right to retaliation forgives, the retaliation drops, even if he was the one who ordered the killing. Yes.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, if a father asks a person to kill his son, and he kills him, and then the father forgives him afterwards, does the retaliation (qisas) drop from the killer?
Answer:
This is looked into; if there is deception involved, it is not possible. This is a breach of security, and this is the right of the one in authority. If there is a breach of security, [it is not allowed]. But if there is no deception, then if the one with the right to retaliation forgives, the retaliation drops, even if he was the one who ordered the killing. Yes.
Source
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