وحكم هذا النوع: أنه إن أمكن جبر النقصان بالمثل انجبر به وإلا يسقط حكم النقصان إلا في الإثم
If a deficiency can be remedied by a recognized equivalent, it is remedied; if not, the legal consequence of that deficiency may fall away, while culpability remains.
In the first situation the law provides a remedy, such as prostrations for forgetfulness for certain omissions, or a prescribed compensation for a deficient circumambulation. In the second, no equivalent remedy has been recognized for that shortcoming. This does not make deliberate neglect permissible.
Each example must be assessed according to its own source, category, and legal reasoning.