If A cuts off the right ear of Z, which was already half missing, and A’s own right ear is intact, what legal liability does A face?
Explanation
When A amputates the right ear of Z, which was already half missing, and A’s own right ear is whole, A is liable to pay arsh (compensation) rather than qisas (retaliation). This is because qisas requires the offender to have the same organ intact to be liable for equivalent retaliation.