Guidance for One Who Issues Rulings Based on the Fatwas of Scholars He Hears

Question:
The author of this letter says: I am one of those who listens to this program daily. For example, Your Eminence! If someone asks me a question, and I have heard the answer to a similar one on this program, and I answer him, am I doing well? Or how do you guide me? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
Yes, you are doing well if you convey it to him. You say, "I heard on the Nur 'ala al-Darb program such and such." And if you specify the mufti, it is better. You say to so-and-so, "I heard so-and-so on Nur 'ala al-Darb was asked about this, and he said such and such," after being certain and having it firmly in mind; so that you do not attribute to the people of the program what they did not say. That is, you must be one who has the matter firmly in mind, who memorizes it, and who is certain of it, and you convey it to the one who asked you, saying, "I heard so-and-so say such and such." Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.