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Al-Azhar Clarifies on Student Respect
The International Azhar Center for Fatwa affirmed that preventing a student from entering school or expelling them simply because they are wearing slippers is not legally permissible. It is important to preserve the student's dignity and avoid humiliating them in front of their peers. They explained that punishment should be based on the student's best interest, taking into account their economic and health circumstances that may prevent them from wearing the official uniform. They emphasized the need to maintain students' dignity and to raise them morally and socially, away from degrading punishments. They also highlighted the importance of supporting needy students and checking on their conditions to prevent negative psychological effects, stressing that Sharia law opposes imposing punishments that cause humiliation and psychological harm.
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