Is the hand of a Muslim cut off for stealing the property of a Muslim?
Chapter on Amputation in Theft
Al-Mughni
Book of Ḥudūd (Prescribed Penalties)
Primary text
The hand of a Muslim is cut off for stealing the property of a Muslim. The proof is that he stole protected property from its proper guarded place (Hirz Mithli), thus the cutting is incumbent, similar to the thief of a Dhimmi's property.
Supporting text
According to Abu Hanifa, the cutting is not obligatory.