If a Tooth Turns Black Due to Injury

Ibrahim said that when a tooth becomes black (due to someone injuring it), then full compensation (diyah) will be due for it.

28767 - From Hajjaj, from Husayn, from al-Sha'bi, from (al-Harith) (1), from Ali (2).

28768 - From Hajjaj, from Al-Hakam, from Ibrahim (they said) (1): If the tooth turns black, its full compensation is due.

It is narrated from Ibrahim in the same manner.

28770 - From Hajjaj, from Husayn al-Harithi, from al-Sha'bi, from al-Harith, from Ali (1).

28771 - From Hajjaj, from Al-Hakam, from Ibrahim, similar to it.

Hazrat Saeed bin Musayyib says that when a tooth becomes black, its full compensation (diyah) will be due.

Hazrat Umar bin Abdul Aziz said that when a tooth becomes black, its full compensation (diyah) will be obligatory.

It is narrated from Hazrat Shurayh that when a tooth becomes black, he gave the verdict of full blood money for it.

Hazrat Ata said that when a tooth becomes black, starts to move, or falls out, then full compensation (diyah) will be due for it.

It is narrated from Hazrat Qasim regarding a tooth, when it becomes loose, that its full compensation (diyah) will be due.

Hazrat Sha'bi said: When a tooth becomes black or yellow, its full compensation (diyah) will be due for it.

Hazrat Zuhri said that when a tooth becomes black, its full compensation (diyah) will be due.

It is narrated from Ibrahim regarding a tooth for which the compensation period has been fixed, that if it turns black, then its full blood money will be due.