Encouraging students to pray in the first row
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In schools, the midday prayer is performed, and students vary in their understanding of the importance of prayer and performing it in the required manner. They compete for the first row. Is it possible to assign the first row to the oldest students, and the second row to those next in age, so that they can be trained to perform the recommended prayer before the midday prayer and the recommended prayer after the midday prayer, given their understanding of this?
This requires us to say: Give us their birth certificates. Since we are going to prioritize the oldest, they must present their birth certificates.Because many people do not know; you see them saying: This one is, for example, twenty years old, and that one is forty years old.
The questioner: It is the elementary school stage, O Shaykh! The Shaykh: In the elementary school stage, it would not be far-fetched to say that you prioritize the younger ones, because they are more likely to memorize it. If the younger ones are delayed, they will play.But we say: We encourage everyone by saying: the one who arrives first has the right. Whoever arrives at something before others have arrived at it has the right to it.
This requires us to say: Give us their birth certificates. Since we are going to prioritize the oldest, they must present their birth certificates.Because many people do not know; you see them saying: This one is, for example, twenty years old, and that one is forty years old.
The questioner: It is the elementary school stage, O Shaykh! The Shaykh: In the elementary school stage, it would not be far-fetched to say that you prioritize the younger ones, because they are more likely to memorize it. If the younger ones are delayed, they will play.But we say: We encourage everyone by saying: the one who arrives first has the right. Whoever arrives at something before others have arrived at it has the right to it.