Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 29205 — Deliberate injury for which

Hisham bin Urwah said that Urwah said: For every deliberate offence in which retaliation is not possible, the blood money is due from the property of the one who inflicted the injury, and if he has no property, it is due from the family of the one who inflicted it. That is, if he deliberately cut off someone's right hand, and the right hand of the one who cut had already been cut off before that, the blood money is due from the property of the one who cut, and if he has no property, it is due from his family; even if he has a left hand, it will still not be cut off in retaliation. The same applies to the blood money, and the same applies to all the limbs.