The remainder of the answer to: Is it permissible to point out a scholar's error and warn against him, even if I am not at his level? And is this considered backbiting?
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The Shaykh : Before I point out his error, I contact him, I contact him, and I discuss it with him, and I match my level to his level, as long as the intention is to reach the truth. If the truth becomes clear to him and he returns to it, then that is what is desired. If it does not become clear to him, and I see that he has contradicted the truth in a matter where independent legal reasoning is not permissible, then it is obligatory for him to clarify the truth. Yes.