The hadith of Abu Hurayrah regarding the two vessels and whether it is from concealing knowledge

Question:
He says: Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: Is this withholding knowledge?

Answer:
No, they said that the sack he did not specify was the hadiths concerning trials, the hadiths that were transmitted regarding trials. If he had explained them to the people, it would have been dangerous for him that they might kill him; the oppressors would kill him. And concealing knowledge, if it is to avert a greater harm, is concealed.
The default ruling for knowledge is that it is obligatory to disseminate it, except when necessity calls for concealing it. ? He said, "I said, Allah and His Messenger know best." He said, . Mu'adh said, "Should I not inform the people," meaning that Allah does not punish one who does not associate anything with Him? He said, They become lax in sins and say, "As long as it is not a big deal, the matter is easy." They become lax in sins and disobedience, so he was commanded to conceal this issue so that its dissemination would not lead to people becoming lax, relying on the aspect of hope, and abandoning the aspect of fear.
So if explaining a piece of knowledge leads to greater harm, it is concealed. 'Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said, So do not bring matters that people's minds cannot handle, even if they are the truth, lest they deny them. If they deny them, they deny Allah and His Messenger. People are given [knowledge] according to their comprehension and according to what they understand, and they are not given something they do not understand, but rather they are progressed with gradually, bit by bit. Yes.