Guidance for the teacher who curses his students when angry

Question:
Sometimes a teacher is overcome by a fit of anger, for example, and he is driven to say some hurtful words to some of the students, such as cursing, or expressing anger, or insulting their appearance, or the like. The students take this as an excuse. So what is your guidance for one who may sometimes fall into some of these matters due to the intensity of his anger?

Answer:
This is not suitable for a teacher who curses, insults, and slanders. This is not suitable for a teacher if this is repeated from him. If this action is his habit, he should not be a teacher. However, if it happened to him once due to anger, and he is not known for this, he should repent to Allah, seek forgiveness, and ask the student he said that to for forgiveness. He should forgive him and let go of what is in his heart.

The presenter:
May Allah reward our honorable Shaykh with good. We ask Allah, Mighty and Majestic, to make what we have said and heard beneficial for us and for you.