“…In this research, Dayah is referred to Ulumuddin Dayah, located in Uteunkot Village, Lhokseumawe, an Islamic educational institution where corporal punishment as a sanction for disciplinary violators is still likely to occur. This is because, in the process of education and parenting, students are monitored in the formal learning process in class, are trained to master foreign languages (Arabic and English) and practice worship in the dormitory environment for 24 hours (Zurriyati, 2020). For this reason, a student organization is needed to help teachers monitor, guide, and enforce the discipline of the students' daily activities outside of formal hours (Shunhaji & Hartanto, 2020).…”