La Diyya (« prix du sang ») est une compensation financière expiatoire que doit payer l'auteur (ou la famille de l'auteur) d'un homicide à la famille de la victime selon la religion musulmane.
Elle doit aussi être payée par une femme qui a avorté[1].
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