Should the answer to questioners include citing the evidence or pairing it with the ruling?

The Shaykh : No, no, ... the evidence, meaning, the evidence should be cited and the questioner should derive the ruling from it, or the ruling should be mentioned along with the evidence, according to what is beneficial. We said according to the questioner or the person being addressed. If it is said to a layperson, "The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said, do not do such and such, and the original ruling in a prohibition is that it is forbidden," he has entered the sea without knowing it. You say, "The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) prohibited such and such, and the original ruling in a prohibition is that it is forbidden." Does he understand something? Hmm? ... But if you say, "This is forbidden," and stop there.

The questioner : Some of them ... the evidence ... and you say, "The Messenger of Allah said such and such ... such a scholar said such and such ..."