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Is murder inherently immoral?

First i need to clarify that i am in no way trying to justify murder and this is just an idea i wanted to do more research on.
I am just wondering what the mortality of taking another life is from a purely philosophical view point,  i can understand how the method of killing can be immoral but if the death is instantaneous and painless without any awareness of dying i don't see how that would be immoral by itself since technically  there was no harm done because the person who died is not aware of dying.
Also if there is a name for this line of thinking please provide it.
gpt
Well murder means wrong killing, so yeah we are going to think its wrong, but if you are wondering if killing is permissible, then yeah sometimes it is.

>death is instantaneous and painless without any awareness of dying i don't see how that would be immoral by itself

Even if we are consequentialists this is clearly wrong since it denies future pleasure, frustrates future preferences etc.