Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 526

An injury for which neither diyah nor arsh is paid. Compensation for it is assessed by the judge as the judge considers sufficient to redress the harm. - Loss of sexual capacity or loss of reproductive capacity warrants one diyah. The reason for this. - Loss of any proportion of the capacity of the entire body and the case of loss of brain function and its atrophy warrant judicially assessed equitable compensation. - From a medical standpoint, the brain is not considered an organ in its own right, but a site where the nerve centers controlling organ functions are gathered. Injury to these centers is deemed an injury to the organs themselves. - A ja’ifah injury and a munaqqilah injury, either of which warrants a portion of the diyah. Their meaning. An example of what is not considered a ja’ifah or munaqqilah injury.