Hadith.5290 - It is narrated from Ibn Mahbub from his father from Hammad ibn Ziyad from Sulayman ibn Khalid from Abu Abdullah Imam Jafar ibn Muhammad Al-Sadiq who said: I asked Imam about a man who struck another man's ear with a bone, and the man claimed that he had completely lost his hearing. Imam said: "He should be given a respite for one year, and two just witnesses should observe him. If they testify that he heard and responded to hearing, then he has no right (to compensation). But if it cannot be confirmed that he heard, he should be made to swear an oath, and then he should be given the full compensation (blood money)." I asked: "What if he regains his hearing after receiving the compensation?" Imam replied: "It is something Allah (swt) the Exalted has granted him." I then asked Imam about someone who claimed he could no longer see with his eye. Imam said: "He should be given a respite for one year, and after the year, he should swear an oath that he cannot see, and then he should be given the full compensation (blood money)." I asked: "What if he regains his sight after that?" Imam replied: "It is something Allah (swt) has granted him."