In classical jurisprudence monetary compensation for bodily harm ("diya" or blood money) is assessed differently for different classes of victims. For example, for Muslim women the amount was half that assessed for a Muslim man. "Diya" for the death of a free Muslim man is twice as high as for Jewish and Christian victims according to the Maliki and Hanbali madhhabs and three times as high according to Shafi'i rules. Several legal schools assessed "diya" for Magians ("majus") at one-fifteenth the value of a free Muslim male.