A slave whose eyes are both gouged out

Ibrahim said: When one ear or one eye of a slave is lost, half his value is to be paid for it; and when both ears or both eyes are lost, his full value must be paid, or the master hands him over to the one who injured him.

Al-Sha'bi said: When one eye of a slave is gouged out, or one of his hands or feet is cut off, half his value is due from the one who cut it off; and when both eyes are gouged out, or both hands or both feet are cut off, the master hands the slave over to him, and he must pay his full value.

It is narrated from al-Hasan: When one eye of a slave is destroyed, half his value is due for it.

Iyas bin Mu'awiyah said: When someone deliberately cuts off a slave's hand or gouges out his eye, the slave becomes his, and his value is due from him.

It is reported from al-Zuhri concerning a free man who wounded a slave: If he gouged out his eye, half his value must be paid.