Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said that striking with a stick or throwing a large stone constitutes quasi-intentional murder (shibh-i-amd), and its blood money (diyah) will be in three parts: one third will be camels entering their fourth year, one third will be camels entering their fifth year, and one third will be camels whose age is between six and seven years, and all of them must be capable of bearing offspring.

Hazrat Ata said that in the case of quasi-intentional murder (shibh-i-amd), the aggravated blood money (diyat-e-mughallazah) will be imposed, and due to this, retribution (qisas) will not be taken.

Hazrat Ibn Jurayj said that he asked Ata what is the aggravated blood money (diyat-e-mughallazah)? So he replied: forty pregnant she-camels, thirty she-camels in their fourth year, and thirty she-camels in their fifth year.

It is narrated from Hasan that in the case of aggravated blood money, forty such camels will be given whose age is between six and seven years and all are capable of bearing offspring, and thirty of four-year-old camels, and thirty of two-year-old camels will be given.

Hazrat Ata said that in the case of quasi-intentional murder (shibh-i-amd), the severity (i.e., strictness) will be in the form of the ages of the camels.