Is it permissible for a young man whose father prevents him from attending the lesson to attend without his permission?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: A young man is prevented by his father from attending the lessons, and his father asks him what the benefit of these lessons is. So what is your advice to the young man's father, and what is your advice to the young man as well? And is it permissible for him, if his father does not give him permission to attend the lesson, to disobey him and attend without his permission?

Answer:
He should explain to the father the benefit of the lesson. The father does not know. He also hears about what they call the extremists and such. He fears for his son that he will go with people he does not know. He should explain to the father what is in the lesson, who is the one teaching, what is the book he is reading, and explain to him the students he attends with.
So if he explains it to him, I do not think the father will want to prevent him. Rather, if the father does not know, he is afraid for his son. So he should convince his father and explain it to him, and bring it to him in the easy way and satisfy him, and not be hasty. And I think the father, if Allah wills, will allow him. Yes.