Quasi-deliberate killing: who bears it?

Mughirah said that Ibrahim said: A killing committed without a weapon is quasi-deliberate (shibh al-amd), and in it the blood money is due from the family (aqilah).

Shu'bah said: I asked Hammad about accidental killing that is quasi-deliberate. He said: Its blood money is due from the property of the killer.

And al-Hakam said: It is due from the family (aqilah).

Ismail said that al-Harith and Ibn Shubrumah both said: The blood money of a quasi-deliberate killing is due from the property of the killer.

Sa'id also transmitted the above statement from Qatadah.

Al-Shaybani said that al-Sha'bi, al-Hakam and Hammad all said: If someone is struck with a whip, a stone or a stick and dies, this is a quasi-deliberate killing, and in it the aggravated blood money (diyah mughallazah) is due from the family (aqilah).

Al-Hasan al-Basri said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "One killed by a whip or a staff is counted as quasi-deliberate. In it a hundred camels are due as blood money, forty of which have young in their wombs, that is, are pregnant."