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

1. A person in ihram intentionally kills game: compensation arises.
2. The person kills game forgetfully: compensation still applies in the cited ruling.
3. Game survives but depreciates from 90 to 70: a loss of 20 hypothetical units.
4. The animal loses all ability to escape: its full value is due.
5. An egg of protected game is broken: the egg’s value applies.
6. A dead chick emerges from the broken egg: its living-state value is the stated rule.

Numerical amounts are illustrative; proper appraisal governs actual cases.

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

1. A person in ihram intentionally kills game: compensation arises.
2. The person kills game forgetfully: compensation still applies in the cited ruling.
3. Game survives but depreciates from 90 to 70: a loss of 20 hypothetical units.
4. The animal loses all ability to escape: its full value is due.
5. An egg of protected game is broken: the egg’s value applies.
6. A dead chick emerges from the broken egg: its living-state value is the stated rule.

Numerical amounts are illustrative; proper appraisal governs actual cases.