A drunken person who steals: is his hand cut or not?

Burd said that Makhul and al-Zuhri said: The divorce given by an intoxicated person is valid, and his hand is to be cut off if he steals.

Hanzalah bin Abi Sufyan said: Al-Qasim was asked about an intoxicated man who stole. He said: If he was known for theft before this, cut off his hand; otherwise not.

Muhammad bin Salim said that it is reported from al-Sha'bi concerning a person in the first stage of intoxication: If he steals, his hand is to be cut off, and he is to be held to account for all his offences.

Al-Awza'i said that it is reported from al-Zuhri concerning an intoxicated man: When he frees a slave or gives a divorce, it is upheld, and the prescribed punishment (hadd) is to be carried out on him.

Ma'mar said that al-Zuhri said: If he steals, his hand is to be cut off; and if he kills, he too is to be killed.

Mughirah said that Ibrahim said: Whatever an intoxicated man says is enforced against him.

Hisham said that al-Hasan al-Basri and Muhammad bin Sirin said: If he steals, his hand is to be cut off.