The intentional severing or dismembering of joints or limbs such as:

(a) the arm or any joint thereof even of the phalanges of fingers;

(b) the leg from the pelvis even of the phalanges of the toes;

(c) the eye that is possessed of the power of sight;

(d) the part of the nose formed of cartilage;

(e) the ear;

(f) the lip;

(g) the testicle;

(h) the labia majora and minora of a female;

(i) the tongue;

(j) the tooth;

(k) the breast of the male or female even if it be the nipple thereof;

(l) the finger and toe nail if gouged out intentionally;

(m) defective joints or members that are lame or infirm because of:

(i) old age; or

(ii) act of God; or

(iii) previous injury before the case at hand;

(n) the penis, be it the shaft or the glands;

(o) the buttock of the female.

1 . Mistaken impairing of the functions of both members or limbs that are paired, such as both:

(a) hands,

(b) legs;

(c) eyes, or the useful eye in the case of the one-eyed one;

(d) lips;

(e) ears;

(f) breasts;

(g) testicles.

2. Mistaken severing or dismembering of joints and limbs enumerated under Part A of the Schedule.

3. Where the right to exact retaliation (qisas) falls in the cases enumerated under Part A of the Schedule.

4. Dismembering or destruction of the function of an organ or joint that is single and not paired, such as:

(a) the nose;

(b) the tongue whether it be from the base, or a part thereof if it prevents speech;

(c) the penis whether it be from the glands.

5. Destruction of the function of senses without dismembering such limb, or without necessarily disfiguring such limb, or organ, such as:

(a) sight;

(b) smell;

(c) hearing;

(d) speech,

(e) taste;

(f) sensation;

(g) sound mind.

A victim is entitled to the full diyyah compensation up to three times for one injury if that injury amounts to the loss of three faculties where each of the faculties lost is capable of earning the full diyyah.

1.Where one organ or member out of a pair is severed or dismembered or impaired intentionally and the right of retaliation (qisas) is remitted; or caused to lapse; and

2. where one organ or member out of a pair is severed or dismembered or impaired by mistake or accident.

1 . wounds to the head that reach the tissues under the skull (ma'mumah);

2. wounds that bore deep into the abdomen whether from the front or the rear (ja'ifah);

3. the lower lip.

1. each finger;

2. each toe.

1. a phalange of the thumb or big toe;

2. the tooth

3. the wound that exposes the bone (mudihah);

4. causing miscarriage of child in the womb.

The diyyah for a phalange of the finger or toe shall be one thirtieth of the full diyyah.

1. wounds that fracture a bone of the head or face (hashimah);

2. wounds that cause a compound fracture to the bone of the head or face (munaqqilah).

Cases that do not Warrant the Payment of Diyyah But are Subject to Computation of Damages only (hukumah)

1 . plucking out of the hairs of the scalp, beards, eyebrows and eye lashes if they fail to regrow;

2. cutting off of the shaft of the penis if the victim had already suffered severance of the glands thereof and had received diyyah for that previous offence;

3. plucking out of the finger or toe nails if the act was done by mistake or accident;

4. causing the fracture of a rib or thigh bone;

5. cutting off of the buttock of the male;

6. causing the dribbling of urine through the vagina of a woman;

7. destroying the sixth (extra) finger or toe if it is limp or inactive;

8. wounds that to do not expose the bone if they heal after the offence.