During Qisas, Is Consideration Given To The Aftermath Of Punishment?
@Irfan76 Sir if someone for example breaks a leg of a person in a fight who was a footballer on profession. the leg broke and so did the job of the man who was footballer. and the doctor said you can’t play football anymore. The man who striked with the weapon to the leg of victim, didn’t intend to jeopardize the career of the victim but he knew that he was a footballer and striking him in leg can make him lose career. the man only wanted to give the victim some physical pain, as happens in all fights that everybody wants to give their enemy physical pain. As the victim lost his Job. if qisas is done for cutting leg of offender in return, Islamically, is it also commanded that the other gets rid of his current career too? because this is what the victim went through, getting his leg cut and losing his job because of that.
Punishments are not always equal to the loss. A man who killed one man or a hundred men, has to be put to death only once. There are limitations in this world. However, the court may impose more fines to compensate for the loss if it is bigger.
@Irfan76 so sir we can say that if for example someone cuts hand of 20 people. he will get only his hand cut 2 times in qisas, after which he’ll lose all hands. after that nothing more will be cut from him (it’s not like his both legs would be cut and nose too and ears too etc)but he might be given more fines and penalities etc.