Caution against pointing out a scholar's error in front of people

Question:
Peace be upon you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: If a scholar makes a mistake, is it permissible for a student of knowledge to point out his error in front of people?

Answer:
No, it is not permissible to point out his error, neither in front of people nor between them and him, explicitly. Rather, one should present it to him and say, for example, "If a person said such and such," or "If a person said such and such." Or one says, "I came across a hadith; perhaps the scholar used a hadith as evidence, and this hadith is not suitable for evidence." One does not say, "You made a mistake." Instead, one says, "I came across a hadith such and such, and they said about its chain such and such," so that he becomes aware, so that he realizes it without you directly criticizing him. Yes.