A hand from which more is cut after it was cut

Ibrahim said that when the palm is cut off at the joint, there is its blood money for it; then if some of the hand is cut off after that, the judgment of a just person will apply to it; and if it is cut off from the upper arm or somewhat below the upper arm, there is also its blood money for it (that of the hand).

Ibn Jurayj said: I asked Ata: What is your view if the hand is cut off from the middle of the forearm? He replied that there will be fifty camels as blood money. I asked: If some of what remains of the hand is also cut off afterwards? He replied that in his estimation there will only be compensation for the wound, unless a hadith is found on this matter.

Mujahid said that if the palm is cut off, there are fifty camels for it; then if all the rest of the hand, or the forearm, or half the forearm is cut off, there is also half the blood money of the hand for it, that is, twenty-five camels. And if it is cut from the middle of the forearm, or the forearm is cut after the palm, then Ibn Jurayj said that Mujahid says that half the blood money of the hand will be due. Then if all the rest of the hand is cut off after that, it is a wound that he will have treated.