Ibn al-Salah stated that the narrations in the two Sahihs that include narrators who suffered from memory confusion are understood to have been received by them before the confusion set in.

The questioner : Ibn al-Salah stated that the narrations in the two Sahihs whose chains include narrators who suffered from memory confusion are understood to have been received by them before the confusion set in. Do you approve of this assumption?

The Shaykh : This assumption falls under the category of having a good opinion of the Imams and assuming their actions were correct, and this is the default principle. However, this does not mean the rule is absolute such that it is never contradicted, not even once. I agree with this, but not always.

The questioner : ... And the mummified body, is it placed in the house?

The Shaykh : There is no objection, because this is not an image. Yes.

The questioner : Is it permissible to dissect a human being...?

The Shaykh : No, it is not permissible except if the one being dissected is a disbeliever.

The Shaykh : Dissecting the bodies of the dead is not permissible except for the bodies of the dead in a real and conceptual sense, meaning...