يُقْبَضُ is a passive present-tense verb: “will be taken away.” الْعِلْمُ is its nominative passive subject. The construction highlights the loss of knowledge without naming the agent in this clause.
Knowledge is more than collecting statements. Sound understanding, careful transmission, and competent teaching matter. Unchecked rulings and fabricated attribution contribute to confusion.
Example: When contradictory religious claims circulate, consult original wording, context, and qualified guidance rather than choosing the loudest assertion.