Is it permissible to describe the people of explosions as mujtahids (scholars qualified to derive rulings) who intended good but made a mistake?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says that he did not support the people of explosions, but he says that they are mujtahids who made a mistake in their intention to do good. He does not approve of their actions. Is he like them?

Answer:
Where is the good? They intended good, where is the good? The good is killing Muslims, terrorizing Muslims, and destroying property? This is not good; this is evil. Saying "they intended good" means praising them. This is a place of ijtihad (independent legal reasoning); they exerted effort and made a mistake. They are in a place of ijtihad, but they are not also among the people of ijtihad, because most of them did not learn anything in the first place. Yes.