They disagreed: If a group of ihrams participate in killing a game animal, then it is said that each one is subject to a penalty, and it is said that they are subject to one penalty. What I say is that if each of the accomplices knew that he had struck it in killing, there would be a penalty for whoever struck it in killing it, and whoever wounded it in other than killing, there is no penalty for him, and it is He is a sinner in that he is harmed for what the group has forbidden to him. Here, since a person sins with all of his eight members, he must repent for each member in terms of that member. And whoever sees repentance on the part of the one who repents to him, not what he has repented from, then he is the one who says there is one punishment. Some of them differentiated between those forbidden who kill game and those who hunt. They kill game in the sanctuary. He said that there is a penalty for each one of them in the sacred places, and he said that there is one penalty for