Deliberate killing, settlement and confession

Mutarrif said that al-Sha'bi said: The family (aqilah) will not pay blood money in the case of a settlement, nor in the case of deliberate killing, nor in the case of a slave, nor in the case of a confession.

Ubaydah said that Ibrahim said: The family (aqilah) will not pay blood money in the case of a settlement, nor in the case of deliberate killing, nor in the case of a confession, nor in the case of a slave.

Ash'ath said that al-Hasan al-Basri and al-Sha'bi both said: In the case of a mistake, the blood money is due from the family (aqilah); and in the case of deliberate killing and settlement, the blood money is due from the property of the one who caused the harm.

Hisham bin Urwah said that his father Urwah used to say: In a case of deliberate killing the family (aqilah) will not pay blood money unless they wish to of their own accord, because it is in a case of mistake that the tribe pays blood money.

Jabir said that Amir said: The Muslims agreed that the family (aqilah) would not pay blood money in the case of a settlement, nor in the case of deliberate killing, nor in the case of a confession.

Malik bin Anas said that Imam al-Zuhri said: The Sunnah has been established that the family (aqilah) will not pay the blood money of a deliberate killing except willingly.