Is it permissible for anyone to quote from the Committee of Senior Scholars even if he has not met the scholar and has not verified the quotation from him?

Question:
This questioner says: I work as the head of the religious section in one of the Egyptian newspapers, and by the grace of Allah and with utmost effort, I strive for legal accuracy. Is it permissible for me to quote from the Committee of Senior Scholars, but in the form of a journalistic interview with the scholar, even though I have not met the scholar and have not verified the quotation from him?

Answer:
It is permissible for you to quote the text exactly as it is, provided nothing is changed, nothing is changed. You quote the fatwa by its text, from its beginning to its end, in its form and its structure. You do not intervene in it by changing its wording or cutting it out. This is not permissible. Altering the words of the scholars is not permissible. It is conveyed with integrity, it is conveyed with integrity and by its text, and nothing is intervened in it. Yes.