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Professor Dr. Michio Kaku Mwanafizikia mbobezi wa NASA. Anasema utafiti unaofanyika Sasa ni kuwezesha kupata picha zinazotokana na ndoto anazoota mtu Kwa kutumia mashine za MRI.
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tutawafungulia mashitaka ya kufanya ngono bila ya kutushirikisha wenye miili yetu.

sasa mjinga wewe lala baadae upate ndoto ya kugegedana na DAEMUSIN MPEMBA UROJO.
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An incident from the Sīrah
Jābir b. Abdillah (r) narrates: "We were on an expedition with the Prophet ﷺ and he sent me on an errand. When I completed it, I returned and approached him on his camel, and said salām, but he didn't reply. I said to myself, 'Perhaps he is irritated with me that I took too long?' So I repeated the salām, and he still didn't reply! And thoughts even more terrifying came to me!! Then, after a while I returned and said salām for a third time, which he did reply, and then he explained, 'I didn't respond to you earlier because I was praying.' And at the time, he was riding on his camel, not facing the qiblah." [Reported by al-Bukhārī and others].
 
In this beautiful snippet from the life of the Prophet ﷺ we learn:
1- The extreme love and veneration that the Companions had for him. Jābir (r) became so worried when no response was given to his salām, and he tried again, and then a third time, each time becoming more and more fearful that he might have done something wrong!
 
If there does happen to be a misunderstanding with someone, don't make any assumptions. Jābir (r) continued to approach the Prophet ﷺ to try to understand what was going on. This is in contrast to some of us when an ambiguous response or curt reply is interpreted in the worst possible manner. Give others the benefit of the doubt, especially if they are senior to you in age or wisdom.
 
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