All of the commands of the Sharia law are interpreted as obligatory, and its prohibitions are interpreted as prohibition, unless the command is accompanied by a presumption that it departs from the obligation into being recommended or permissible. Likewise, the prohibition, if it is accompanied by a presumption that takes it from the prohibition to being disliked. If the command is stripped of the presumption of recommending or permissibility, it becomes obligatory, and so is the prohibition. The divine or prophetic command responds to the prohibition by lifting prohibition specifically, not because it is necessary to do what is commanded .