Indian nurse Nimisha Priya’s life relies on Islamic laws – blood money or Qisas. The woman, who is on death row in Yemen for the murder of her business partner, got a temporary respite this week after ...

Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya, sentenced to death in Yemen for the 2017 murder of Talal Abdo Mehdi, has received a temporary ...

Talal’s brother, Abdelfattah Mehdi, has dismissed these claims, stating that the family remains firm in their demand for ...

Supreme Court directs petitioners in Nimisha Priya case to approach Centre for diplomatic team to save Malayali nurse ...

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The two Islamic laws are being discussed widely as tension mounts over Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya's fate. Whether the crime ...

Priya’s execution had been scheduled for July 16, but was postponed by the government in Yemen amid intensified efforts from ...

In Yemen, where Islamic law guides the legal system, the decision to pardon a murderer lies solely with the victim’s ...

It is grounded in Chapter 2, Verse 178 of the Quran and entitles victims’ families to either demand retribution or offer ...

But the point is that 'Qisas' means 'retribution' for crimes that have been intentionally committed, and this implies that the family thinks that Nimisha Priya knowingly killed Talal Mehdi. Hence, ...

The family of Talal Abdo Mahdi, murdered by Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya, remains firm in their demand for execution, rejecting ...