حرمة الفعل لا تنافي ترتب الأحكام عليه
An act's prohibition does not necessarily preclude certain legal consequences.
Two questions must be distinguished: was the act permissible? and what rights, responsibilities, or effects follow if it occurred? The answer to the first does not automatically resolve every form of the second.
Examples include slaughter with a wrongfully taken implement, removal of impurity using an unlawful means, and acts occurring in a prohibited circumstance. Each requires distinct treatment of the wrong and the resulting legal effect.