Kindness is showing compassion to the poor and helpless people living in the society. When one becomes accustomed to showing kindness, the latent virtues of the heart are awakened and by it man is initiated into the ideal of self-sacrifice. The practice of kindness is essential for building harmony in the society between rich and poor. In the case of demonstrations, we generally understand that begging is given to beggars. In fact, it is a sign of kindness, but it is not. In order to show kindness successfully, a poor person has to show kindness in such a way that his need is eliminated forever and he can stand on his own two feet, that is, he can be self-reliant. Many show kindness in a cheap way to make a name for themselves. It does not benefit the soul, but the soul becomes defiled. So the person deserving of mercy must show kindness with absolute sincerity. Kindness can be shown to everyone, - friends, relatives, neighbors, everyone. The excellence of the human soul is achieved through truly showing kindness.
It is stated in our Qur'an that if one gives in the right hand, one should not know in the left hand, that is, one should not show pride or arrogance in any way by showing kindness. The Bible says that showing kindness or compassion to the poor means expressing gratitude to God.
Muslims are naturally generous. The religion they are taught does not teach the beggar to be kicked out of the door, but to be kind to the beggar. It is the vow of the heart of Muslims to feed the destitute.
It is advisable to show kindness to the deserving candidate. But if you show mercy to those who do not deserve mercy, they will become lazy and useless. Therefore, in the case of kindness and help-cooperation, justice-consideration is required. Wealthy people should consider it appropriate that the helpers should be able to stand on their own two feet. Don't be dependent forever. For example, our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) bought a beggar an ax and gave him a chance to become self-sufficient. It is the duty of the rich to pay special attention to those who are physically handicapped or disabled.
