من لا يحضره الفقيه, volume 4, page 151

Hadith.5334 - Abu Abdullah (as) was asked about a man who kicked a woman in her private area, and she claimed that her menstruation had stopped while it was previously regular. Imam (as) said: "She should be observed for one year. If her menstruation returns, then nothing is required. But if it does not return, the man must pay one-third of her blood money (diyyah) for the damage to her menstruation and the harm caused to her womb."

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Hadith.5335 - Al-Hasan ibn Mahbub narrated from Hisham ibn Salim, from Abu Basir, who said: I asked Abu Jafar Imam Muhammad ibn Ali Al-Baqir (as): "What is your ruling regarding a man who struck a young woman on her abdomen, causing damage to her womb and disrupting her menstruation? She reported that her menstruation had ceased due to this injury, whereas it had previously been regular." Imam (as) said: "She should be observed for one year. If her womb recovers and her menstruation returns to normal, then there is no liability. But if it does not return, she is to take an oath, and the assailant must pay one-third of her diyyah (blood money) for the damage to her womb and the cessation of her menstruation."

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Hadith.5336 - In a narration from Al-Sakuni, it is reported that Commander of the Faithful (as) ruled that for every joint in the fingers, the compensation (diyyah) would be one-third of the full blood money of that finger, except for the thumb. For the thumb, he ruled that the compensation for its joint would be half of its total blood money because it has two joints.

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