 Iran made the diya for Muslims and non-Muslims equal in 2003.Nonetheless, the diyah compensation rights of Muslims and non-Muslims have varied among Muslim nations and were unequal in some countries in the late 20th century, remaining unequal in the 2010s in Saudi Arabia.The customary law of the Somali people also recognizes the obligation of "diyah", but defines it as being between subgroups, or "mag", who may be part of different clans or even the same clan.