What is the liability if a third party strikes the pregnant slave's abdomen causing a stillbirth?

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If a non-owner strikes her abdomen and she aborts a stillborn fetus, the striker is liable for the *ghurrah*. This *ghurrah* is the lesser of a male or female slave or the monetary value of the fetus on the day of miscarriage. This liability is limited to the lesser amount because the *ghurrah* stands in the place of the fetus being born alive, making the seller liable for its value. If the *ghurrah* value exceeds the fetus's market value, the excess belongs to the fetus's heirs, as it is attained through freedom. If the *ghurrah* is less than the value, the striker is not liable for more than the *ghurrah* because that is the extent of his liability stemming from his action.