 If the victim was "musta'min" (nor diyah foreigner visiting), or an apostate (converting from Islam to another religion), neither "qisas" applied against the Muslim who killed the victim.Jurists of different schools of Islamic jurisprudence assign different values to non-Muslims.According to the Hanbali sharia, the life of a Christian or Jew is worth half that of a Muslim, and thus the "diyah" awarded by modern-era Hanbali courts is half that awarded in case of Muslim's death.