What is the ruling regarding the compensation (Diyah) for the tongue of a mute person (Akhras)?

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The compensation for the tongue of a mute person is subject to two established rulings, mirroring those applied to a paralyzed hand. This applies similarly to any limb whose function is lost while its form remains, such as a paralyzed leg, a paralyzed finger, or a non-functional male organ. One ruling mandates one-third of the full Diyah. The other ruling requires a discretionary assessment (Hukuma) by an expert.