Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah.

Hello friends, how are you all? I hope you are all healthy by the grace of Allah Taala. I am also doing very well, Alhamdulillah.

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A children's soccer tournament is being held at our Eidgah field. A junior team and a senior team play in this tournament, with the seniors playing in the morning and the juniors in the afternoon. The matches between the winning teams in the senior category—the finals—are now over. One team took home the victory trophy. And the children's game is still to come. I collected these photos the other day while watching the children's game.

I still can't forget the joy of my childhood. When school was over, I used to run home with my bag on my shoulder. Then, if it was time to play cricket, I would go out with a ball, a bat, and a stamp. And if it was time to play football, I would run into the yard with the ball. A little story from my childhood: one day I ran home from school and went out to play with a ball. My friends mischievously threw the ball into the river. I was young and couldn't swim well, but I thought maybe my ball had floated away. I dared to go down, but those who had dropped the ball, instead of disappointing me, brought it back to me themselves. They were then surprised at my courage.

Watching children play gets them interested in sports, although we haven't finished playing yet, but due to the pressure of their studies, there aren't many opportunities to play sports. The children played with the minibar at our Eidgah grounds. It's a good point that nets have been set up around the field so the ball doesn't hit the mosque or enter any homes, so we need to be careful. Children should be encouraged to play sports so they can enjoy their lives.

So, finally, I ask you to encourage your younger brothers and sisters to explore all aspects of life with joy and enjoyment. And never hurt your children; encourage them in sports and always try to guide them toward good deeds. Always look out for the little ones and take care of them.