In English
Charity or : This word does not mean only the giving of things that you have, when you find others needing them, without refusing to part with them; it also means right appraisement of the needs and capacity of the recipients, their qualifications and merits. If these are not looked into, charity may lead to calamity. A child may ask for a diamond; a madman may ask for a knife. If you give them these because you feel you should not refuse, then you are causing trouble to all. Hence, when charity is practised, attention has to be paid to the capacity of the giver and, what is more important, the capabilities of the recipient. Gifts made in due consideration of these are really the best.