What is the ruling on the hunt or slaughter performed by a person whose parents have mixed religious status, specifically where one parent is a People of the Book and the other is not?

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If one parent of a person whose slaughter is generally permissible (i.e., a Muslim or People of the Book) is from a lineage whose slaughter is forbidden, then the offspring's hunting and slaughter are forbidden. This view is held by the companions of our school (Ashabuna) and Imam Al-Shafi'i, specifically when the non-People of the Book parent is the father. The prohibition stems from the existence of a factor necessitating prohibition, which overrides the factor necessitating permissibility, similar to the case where a Muslim and a Magian wound an animal.