Is the condition of trustworthiness and the ability to care for the minor and raise him met in the mother or the maternal grandmother who left her children and traveled for work, then returned to claim their custody years after they had been cared for by their father and paternal grandmother?

If a child reaches the age of seven, he is given a choice between his parents. As for children who have exceeded this age, they are given a choice between the two parents, and whoever they choose, they go to them. The father has a greater right to custody of a daughter once she reaches the age of seven, according to the more preponderant opinion. To ascertain the trustworthiness of a woman or her mother, one should inquire with those who know them.