How do i add the same mouselistener to many different instantiated objects?

Question

This is for a card game.
The deck class instantiates 52 cards from the card class.
The game has a deck of cards. I am dealing each player their cards, the player is to be dealt 8 cards each of which should have a mouselistener.
How do I add the same mouselistener to each of the cards dealt.
This is how I have it so far but it only adds a mouselistener to the last card dealt.
     public void dealPlayerACard()
          taken = availableCards.dealCard();
          taken.showCard();
          taken.addMouseListener(this);
     public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent MEvent)
          playerHand.remove(taken);
          paintHand(playerHand);
          playerHand.repaint();
Any help would be appreciated

Answer 1

Yeh I have 52 card object in the deck. Theyre not individually named, they were instantiated in the deck class.
standardDeck.add(new Card(a, b, new ImageIcon(str), cardBack)); //creating and then adding the cards
So i draw one card at a time, and I had a mouselistener to that particular card. But the thing is, When the cards are clicked, some checking happens and if the move is legal, the card is added back into the deck and its mouselistener should be removed. This is because that card could then be added to the computers hand, and I dont want no player using the computer players cards.
The game deals the cards to players, players use the cards and then send them to the bottom of the deck, the deck is shuffled and then the game continues until a condition is met by either of the players.
So i dont understand how a loop solution would work here. My mind is blank at the moment, maybe im not understanding properly. I am new to java. So if you do know the answer, please tell it to me. Please dont wait for a lightbulb to appear above my head. ;)