624—In the last category, there is no retaliation1. Rather:
a. The expiation must come from the killer’s own property.
b. The blood money is borne by his āqila (male agnatic kin), comprising all his agnates, near and distant. It is apportioned among them according to their means and made payable over three years, with them bearing one-third each year.
625—The amounts of blood money for loss of life and for other injuries are detailed in the hadith of Amr ibn Hazm: “The Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) [wrote] to the people of Yemen, and it contained the following:
—Whoever kills a believer without lawful cause2, once this is established by clear evidence, is subject to retaliation unless the victim’s heirs consent otherwise.
—The blood money for a life is one hundred camels3.
—For the nose, when it is severed entirely4: the full blood money.
—For the tongue: the full blood money.
—For both lips: the full blood money.
—For the penis: the full blood money.