Q 2: We as teachers and students offer the Zhuhr (Noon) Prayer in the Musalla (a place for Prayer) of `Eid. However, not many people other than us attend the Salah (Prayer), only one or two persons, because they live far away from the Musalla or are engaged in jobs in distant places. We watch the students closely while they perform Wudu' (ablution) and Salah, but we do not guarantee that every student perfects his Wudu' or that his clothes are Tahir (ritually pure) as they should be for Salah. While offering Salah, students may move, look right and left, or laugh with one another, especially those in the early primary grades. We always guide and direct their behavior, whether in the Masjid (mosque) or in the school. We prefer not to use the corporal punishment, such as beating, except when necessary so that we make them love the Masjid. However, others consider corporal punishment necessary for each wrong action they may do to teach them to respect the Masjid for fear of being punished. Could you kindly advise us in this regard? May Allah benefit us and you. (Part No. 5; Page No. 40