There were two women who were neighbors, and a quarrel arose between them. One of them threw a stone at the other, causing her to miscarry a male child whose hair had already grown, and the woman herself also died. The Prophet ﷺ ruled that the blood-money was due upon the killer's paternal male relatives.The uncle of the deceased woman said, "Messenger of Allah, she miscarried a boy whose hair had grown."The father of the killer replied, "He is lying. By Allah, the child never cried out, never drank, and never ate. The blood of such a one should go unavenged."The Prophet ﷺ said, "Is this rhymed prose like the rhymed prose of the days of ignorance and its soothsaying? For the unborn child a slave, male or female, is due."Ibn Abbas said, "One of the women was Mulaykah and the other was Umm Ghatif."
أخبرنا أحمد بن عثمان بن حكيم قال حدثنا عمرو عن أسباط عن سماك عن عكرمة
كانت امرأتان جارتان كان بينهما صخب فرمت إحداهما الأخرى بحجر فأسقطت غلاما قد نبت شعره ميتا وماتت المرأة فقضى على العاقلة الدية فقال عمها إنها قد أسقطت يا رسول الله غلاما قد نبت شعره فقال أبو القاتلة إنه كاذب إنه والله ما استهل ولا شرب ولا أكل فمثله يطل قال النبي ﷺ أسجع كسجع الجاهلية وكهانتها إن في الصبي غرة قال ابن عباس كانت إحداهما مليكة والأخرى أم غطيف
[Its chain of transmission is daif] Abu Dawud narrated it in the Book of Blood Money, in the chapter on the blood money for the fetus, hadith no. 4574, and Tabarani in Al-Kabir, 11/289, 290, hadith no. 11767, from the hadith of Amr bin Hammad bin Talha Qannad, transmitted through him, and it is also found in Al-Kubra, hadith no. 7032. The hadith has corroborating narrations.Asbat here is Ibn Nasr, and Simak is Ibn Harb, and his chain of transmission through Ikrima is daif.