There is a hadees , that says , that one of the best forms of charity is imparting knowledge …
Somehow , I believe in today’s times , people are discouraged to do so … we start telling them off rather then thanking them for sharing valuable info with us…
How comfortable would you feel about sharing knowledge ?
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sharing worldly or religious knowledge. i believe, **Islamically, if someone knows one piece of knowledge, he/she is supposed to pass it on and not sit on it****...this is how the knowledge propagates.
merii university ke logo meN likhaa hai k...*"allamal insaana maalam ya'lam"* [Allah taught humans what he knew not" and *"allamal insaana bil qalam"* [Allah taught humans with pen]...there is a famous phrase...*"humans learn from cradle to grave"* and finally there is a Hadees that says *"acquiring of knowledge is farz on all muslims and obtain it, even if you have to travel to china"* :)
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logon ki dilon main jalan ajati hai ke lahin aisi koi knowledge share karne se kisi ka bhala na hojaye...therefore they dont pass on any knowledge.
aur doosri taraf baaz logon ke dil main ana ajati hai mujhe shukriya ada karne ki kya zaroorat hai bohat aam si knowledge share ki hai is ne mujhe already pata thi bas yaad nahi thi.
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Jub chiragh jalaya jata hay toh achee aur buree dono tarah key cheezain nazar aatee hain , toh buree cheezoon k dar say , chiragh bujah toh nahi detay na.
Therefore keep spreading the knowledge and do not fear anything.
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hmm one would have to have a good bit of knowledge before sharing it with others which I don’t. I’m only in the process of edumucating myself so I don’t know about others but I’d welcome any knowledge anyone has to share.
Even if I’m erudite enough in a particular topic, I don’t like discussing it unless someone asks a question or, in the virtual world, a thread calls for an opinion. If they aren’t interested, they will misunderstand your intentions and won’t like a forced discussion. For example, this anti was once entertaining the idea that coke is haram. I disagreed with her and went on about a bit of chemistry. She clearly didn’t like it 
and made me feel like I was bragging.
So if someone isn’t mature enough for a sane discussion, why bother? The comfort level depends entirely on the intellect and tolerance level of the other person. Bhains ke aagay been bajane ka kya fayda.
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**I firmly believe in spreading knowledge..........more so after coming to Pakistan and practicing here , and seeing some of the ill practices and misconceptions that if only someone took time out to explain could actually save lives......
In fact personally I've made it a practice to educate especially the illiterate womenfolk that I come across in my practice since home births are a norm here and so many women die of complications in pregnancy and delivery........since its my field of expertise , it gives me an opportunity to do my bit and share my knowledge with these women and make sure I ask them to go and spread it in their homes and families and society......The way I figure it , you never know what you may have said that was passed on and might have help a person .
People who don't share or spread their knowledge are truly Misers in the true sense of the word .
I have come across people who are so wrapped up in themselves and their immediate needs that they don't appreciate taking the time out to acquire knowledge but most times it was the sort of people whose "priorities or goals" in life were "different.......but usually those are either people who think they know it all and there is nothing more to learn ( which I find sad , you can always learn so much more ) OR they are absolutely what I term the " Educated Ignorants" for whom learning anything is a foreign concept .**
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