I was sitting in one of the gatherings and I heard two sisters I did not know, one asking the other about a legal ruling, so she answered her that she did not know the ruling, and I had

The questioner : She says: I was sitting in one of the gatherings, and I heard two sisters I did not know, one asking the other about a legal ruling, so she answered her that she did not know the ruling, and this woman had heard the ruling on this matter from one of the scholars on the program Nur 'ala al-Darb, she says: so should I: inform her even though she did not direct the question to me?

The Shaykh : The summary of this question is: A woman asked another about the ruling on a legal issue, so she said: I do not know. And there was a woman beside them who knew the legal ruling, so should she inform this questioner even though she did not ask her?
So the answer is: Yes, she should inform her, because she is in need, just as if a woman asked another for a dirham to buy bread for herself, and she said: I have nothing with me, and the other one has the dirham, so she gives it to her. Rather, this is more emphatic because it is legal knowledge, so the third woman says, for example: I heard on Nur 'ala al-Darb that the ruling on this issue is such and such, and at that time the questioner and the one asked both benefit.