What is the maximum imprisonment term, as tazir, for a person who inflicts shajjah-i-damighah on another, in addition to being liable for arsh amounting to half of the diyat?

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Up to twenty-five years as a discretionary punishmentUp to fourteen years as a discretionary penaltyUp to ten years as a discretionary sentenceNo imprisonment prescribedNone of the above

Explanation

A person who causes shajjah-i-damighah is subject to arsh, which is half the diyat, and may also face imprisonment as tazir for a period extending up to fourteen years.