Once upon a time when my father was in his teens, his father took him to the mosque   to pray. My grandfather, it seems, had a habit of keeping his loose change in his shirt pocket. As they prayed side by side, during one of the prostrations  , the coins fell down onto the carpet. My grandfather did not notice it. However, a man seated nearby as well as my father noticed the incident. The man reacted fast and picked up the coins and went off into another corner of the mosque. My father took everything in and as soon as my grandfather finished praying, he told him what had happened. My grandfather having heard just about what happened stopped my dad from telling him who took the money. Then he went on to tell my dad the following. "If the man has chosen to steal in the mosque, then it must be because his life is too bad. We must not be quick to judge such people," he said. Since they owned a grocery shop, my father was told by his father to make sure that every month he should make up a parcel of all the daily necessities required in a household and send it to that person without telling him who sent it. Wouldn't this world be a better place to live in if we had such wisdom spreading within our society! We can learn from the passage that   _  .
the author was stopped by his father from telling the truth nobody but the man saw the coins in the mosque the man was thankful to the author's father for helping him the man who hid the coins was probably living a hard life