A stabs Z twice on the thigh, but the two injuries are so close that they merge into a single wound. What is A's liability in this case?

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Responsible for paying arsh for each individual woundObligated to pay arsh for only one combined woundSubject to daman compensationNo liability appliesNone of the above

Explanation

When two stab wounds are inflicted so closely that they merge into a single injury, the offender is liable to pay arsh only once for the combined wound, not separately for each stab.