Bab Jinayat al-Muhrim — Hunting Penalties, Valuation and Liability (Part IV)

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• What is due when a person in ihram directly kills protected game?
• A muhrim tells an unaware hunter a deer’s location, and the hunter kills it because of that information. What arises?
• If a muhrim mentions game but no hunting or killing follows, what is missing for liability through indication?
• What does the phrase “al-ʿamid wa al-nasi” establish about hunting compensation?
• Which two cases are compared by “al-mubtadiʾ wa al-ʿaʾid”?
• Under Abu Hanifah and Abu Yusuf, who appraises the game?
• If game was killed in a wilderness, which place governs valuation?
• What are the three alternatives after appraisal under the value-based method?
• If the assessed value cannot buy an eligible hady, which statement is correct?
• How much wheat per poor recipient is specified for the feeding alternative?
• How much dates are assigned per needy recipient in the feeding alternative?
• How much barley is assigned per needy recipient?
• If the assessed value buys four full wheat half-saʿ portions, how many fasting days correspond?
• If the value corresponds to three full saʿ of barley, how many fasting days are indicated?
• How many fasts correspond to a complete saʿ of wheat under the source conversion?
• What options apply when less than half a saʿ remains after complete wheat portions?
• For two complete wheat half-saʿ portions plus a small remainder, which fasting-based arrangement is possible?
• What does Muhammad’s “al-nazir fi-ma lahu nazir” indicate?
• Which counterpart is stated for a zaby (antelope) in the text?
• What is listed as the equivalent for a naʿamah (ostrich)?
• Which equivalent is stated for an arnab (hare)?
• What counterpart is listed for the yarbuʿ (jerboa)?
• What counterpart does al-Quduri mention for the dabuʿ (hyena)?
• An injured animal is valued at 100 units before and 65 afterward. What is the depreciation?
• Game is wounded but retains its power to escape. What generally measures the injury liability?
• A bird’s feathers are removed so extensively that it can no longer escape. What is due?
• What is conveyed by “fa-kharaja min hayyiz al-imtinaʿ”?
• If a bird loses some feathers but still escapes normally, which condition for full value is unproven?
• A muhrim breaks the egg of protected game, with no formed-chick case established. What is the stated rule?
• A dead chick emerges from the broken egg. What value is specified?
• What is the grammatical and semantic meaning of “dhawa ʿadl”?
• What does “mukhayyar” mean in the compensation discussion?
• What does “natafa” mean in this passage?
• Which contrast correctly describes the approaches of Muhammad and of Abu Hanifah–Abu Yusuf?
• What topic follows the selected hunting-valuation section in al-Quduri?
• Assessors set the relevant value at 75 units, while the hunter prefers a distant market’s 100. What follows the stated rule?
• Why does the penalty change when an animal loses its capacity to escape rather than only suffering injury?
• Which summary accurately preserves the source distinctions?