Effect of Insanity after Committing a Crime on Punishment

In jurisprudence as well as in Penal Law, insanity while a crime is committed, eliminates responsibility; but when insanity occurs after committing a crime for which a verdict has been issued, a question arises:"may punishments be imposed on this person or not?"In the present Penal Act as well as in the Amendment to it, in respects to hudud (religious punishments) and retaliation as well as bodily punishments, if punishment may be of influence, the insane is punishable.In jurisprudence, we have other ideas as well; and taking into account such ideas, the legislator may make proper correction to the Act; in particular based on the fact that the well-known idea [referred to in the Penal Act] is founded on an isolated haidth; and in important penal issues, referring to isolated hadiths as well as issuing some verdict in accord to that hadith is faced by serious challenges. Also, it is not justifiable to negate the chance to repent of the insane by execution of some religious punishment.