Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 520

An injury for which neither diyah nor prescribed arsh is paid under the provisions of Islamic Sharia and the Diyah Schedule. Compensation for it according to the judge's assessment. - Fracturing a bone and moving it from its original position. A munaqqilah injury, which occurs only in the bones of the face and head. - A hashimah is among the head wounds and wounds that occur only in the head or face. Those occurring in the rest of the body, even if involving bone fractures, do not fall within these head wounds, but are wounds for which there is no prescribed arsh and for which judicially assessed equitable compensation is required, subject to the discretion of the court of fact. An example of fractures outside the head and face for which there is neither diyah nor prescribed arsh, but compensation assessed by the judge.