According to commonly believed in Imamiyeh' s Fiqh, a murder
commitment made in Haram months would causes an increment in
blood money to one third. The increment is called Taghlize Diyeh, increase
of blood money. The increase includes all three kinds of
murder commitments, namely intentional, quasi-intentional and unintentional
ones, the very meaning written down in Islamic puni-shment
law.
It should be stated that though the four months have been judged
according to Quran to be forbidden, the problem of Taghliz is not
mentioned in Quran. This paper has deeply studied the traditions of
Taghliz and argued that we cannot find any clear designation for
Taghliz in unintentional murder. In addition, as it is clear that unintentional
murders do not break any prohibition, the Pen has concluded
that Taghliz is limited to intentional and quasi-intentional murders
and does not include unintentional murder.
Saberian, A. R. (2010). critical study on increasing blood money for murder commitment in Haram months (religiously-prohibited months). Religious Researches, 6(1), 93-112.
MLA
Ali Reza Saberian. "critical study on increasing blood money for murder commitment in Haram months (religiously-prohibited months)", Religious Researches, 6, 1, 2010, 93-112.
HARVARD
Saberian, A. R. (2010). 'critical study on increasing blood money for murder commitment in Haram months (religiously-prohibited months)', Religious Researches, 6(1), pp. 93-112.
VANCOUVER
Saberian, A. R. critical study on increasing blood money for murder commitment in Haram months (religiously-prohibited months). Religious Researches, 2010; 6(1): 93-112.
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