Preaching in the mosque for a student of knowledge without permission

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, in the mosque of our neighborhood, not many of those who are authorized by the authorities to preach and remind people come. So, is it permissible for me to step forward to deliver a word or a sermon, even though I am a student of knowledge, but I have not been given permission to do so? If I step forward, would I be committing a sin or not?

Answer:
As long as you are a student of knowledge, go and take, take permission; they will give you permission as long as the conditions are met in you, they will give you permission. But that you speak without permission, no, because there is danger in that for you and for the congregation, and perhaps you will be held accountable or questioned by the authorities. So the best thing is that you go and request permission, and you obtain endorsements from the scholars who know you and whom you studied under. You obtain endorsements from them, and they do not object if it is established with them that you are a student of knowledge; they do not object to it. They are currently looking for preachers, searching for preachers.