In Qatar's official organizations, the term "elderly" is introduced instead of "elderly".

The government of Qatar has decided to use the term "elderly" ("kibar-ul-qadr") instead of "elderly" ("kibar-us sin") in official correspondence and letters, "Al-Jazeera" reports. The new term is based on a high appreciation of not only the age of adults, but also their life experience and knowledge.

The Qatari government has decided to use the term "elderly" ("kibar-ul qadr") instead of "elderly" ("kibar-us sin") in official correspondence and letters. This decision was made in order to increase respect and value towards adults.

The new term is based on a high appreciation of not only the age of adults, but also their life experience and knowledge. The decision received great applause from social network users. Because this term contributes to the high value of adults and further distinguishes and shows their important role in society.

Ali al-Qaradoghi, the chairman of the International Association of Muslim Scholars, commented that the acceptance of the term "the great ones" on his "X" platform shows the place of adults in society and their important role in society.

However, some argue that this decision should not be limited to changing the term. In particular, it was mentioned that it is necessary to give priority to adults in state organizations, health institutions, public services and even public places. These include practical measures such as allocation of special parking lots, moving forward in queues for procedures.