I injured a man in his hand and treated him, and he forgave me. Is fasting or an expiation obligatory on me?
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Question:
I intentionally injured a man in his hand with a bullet and caused him to bleed, and I treated him. He forgave me by saying, "I have pardoned you and forgiven you." But is fasting or an expiation obligatory on me?
Answer:
Fasting and expiation in the case of killing: if you killed him by mistake, the expiation is obligatory on you, and the blood money is obligatory on the sane person, and it is your responsibility. As for injuries or the severing of a limb that are less than taking a life, if the owner of the injury forgives you, then there is no expiation on you. Yes.
I intentionally injured a man in his hand with a bullet and caused him to bleed, and I treated him. He forgave me by saying, "I have pardoned you and forgiven you." But is fasting or an expiation obligatory on me?
Answer:
Fasting and expiation in the case of killing: if you killed him by mistake, the expiation is obligatory on you, and the blood money is obligatory on the sane person, and it is your responsibility. As for injuries or the severing of a limb that are less than taking a life, if the owner of the injury forgives you, then there is no expiation on you. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [2232- 4717] أصبت رجلاً في يده وعالجته وسامحني فهل يجب علي صوم أو كفارة؟ - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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