and Manahil al-Safa (11), al-Kanz (440, 444), Nasb al-Rayah (3/393, 394), Ibn Kathir (3/113), and al-Qurtubi (2/247, 4/76, 5/314, 8/76).

1032: 5785: Emancipated her: 1: Recorded by Ahmad (3/452), Abd al-Razzaq (14/168), Ibn Kathir (2/330, 335), al-Muntaqa (931), al-Tamhid (9/113), and al-Majma' (1/23).

: 5789: Camels: 2: Similar to it. Recorded by Abu Dawud in (The Book of Blood-Money, Chapter: The Guardian of the Deceased Accepts Blood-Money), Ibn Majah in (The Book of Blood-Money, Chapter: Regarding One Who Kills Intentionally and They Accept Blood-Money), and al-Tirmidhi (hadith/1387), who said: "A Hasan Gharib (good but singular) hadith."

1034: 5800: Covenant: 1: See: Tafsir al-Qurtubi: (3/1893).

1035: 5802: His family: 1: Scholars have reached a consensus that the blood-money for a woman is half that of a man. Abu Umar said: "The blood-money for her has become half the blood-money of a man—and Allah knows best—because she inherits half of what a man inherits, and the testimony of two women is equivalent to the testimony of one man." This specifically applies to accidental homicide (Qatl al-Khata'); as for intentional homicide (Qatl al-'Amd), there is retaliation (Qisas) between men and women due to His saying, the Almighty: "A life for a life" and "The free for the free," as previously mentioned in [Surah] al-Baqarah.

1036: 5813: What abrogated it: 1: Hasan (sound). Recorded by al-Tirmidhi (hadith/3029), who said: This is a Hasan Gharib hadith. Also by al-Nasa'i (7/87), Ahmad (1/222, 267, 5/364), Ithafat (310), al-Tabarani (2/177), and al-Kanz (39910).