The ruling on placing nameplates of the Companions and scholars in mosques

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Some of those in charge of mosques place boards in the mosque on which they write the names of the Companions (may Allah be pleased with them) or the scholars. They also place a board for honor on which they write the conditions for the ideal student and the name of the circle he belongs to. What is the ruling on this?

Answer:
What I see is that mosques should be kept free from writings, whether boards, papers, or anything else. There should be no announcements. They have occupied the people, making the mosques look like offices, or like departments, or like a space with blackboards, announcements, and names written on them. And so on. O my brothers, mosques are to be kept free from these matters. The Qur'an circles do not need a board written above them or people distributed throughout the mosque. The Muslims have been holding circles in the mosques since the time of the Companions, holding circles without writing names above them.