*Some Unknown Facts of the World*

*1. Honey never expires:*

Honey is the only food that never expires. Thousands of years old honey has been found in the tombs of ancient Egypt, which is still usable today.

*2. Some lakes are salty:*

The eastern part of Lake Balkhash in Kazakhstan is freshwater, while the western part is salty. This is one of the few unique lakes in the world.

*3. An octopus has three hearts:*

An octopus has three hearts, out of which two hearts pump blood to the gills and one heart supplies blood to the rest of the body.

*4. Underwater ocean beneath the Earth:*

There is a massive water reservoir beneath the Earth's crust that contains three times more water than the Earth's oceans combined, trapped within the Earth's layers.

*5. Trees "talk" to each other:*

Research has shown that some trees "communicate" with each other through underground roots and can alert other trees to nutrients or dangers.

*6. Scientists still fail to explore 80% of the ocean:*

80% of the Earth's ocean has not been discovered yet, and the marine life and mysterious regions within it remain beyond human reach.

*7. Koala fingerprints are like human fingerprints:*

A koala's fingerprints are so identical to human fingerprints that it becomes difficult to distinguish between them in forensic science.

*8. Massive mountain peaks underwater:*

The Earth's largest mountain peak is not Mount Everest, but Mount Mauna Kea, which is underwater and even larger than Mount Everest.

*9. Elephants cannot jump:*

The elephant is the only mammal on Earth that cannot jump due to its physical structure.

*10. Zebra stripes are also unique:*

Just as human fingerprints are unique, the stripes on every zebra are unique to that individual zebra.

These interesting facts show us how amazing and unique the world is, and there are still many secrets left to be known.

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The Prophet's ﷺ Conduct with His Companions

The Prophet's ﷺ Conduct with His Companions

Hazrat Husayn bin Ali (may Allah be pleased with them) narrates: I asked my father, Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), "How did the Messenger of Allah ﷺ conduct himself with his companions?" He replied, "The Prophet ﷺ was cheerful, good-mannered, and gentle-natured. He was free from bad manners, harshness, shouting, foul language, fault-finding, and misery/stinginess. If there was a matter or action he did not like, he would ignore it; if someone else liked it, he would not disappoint them by forbidding it. If someone invited him to an undesirable matter, he would not accept it; instead, he would refuse with grace. He kept himself protected from three things: (1) fighting and quarreling, (2) arrogance, and (3) useless and futile talk. And he protected people from three things: (1) he would not speak ill of anyone, (2) he would not find fault with anyone, and (3) he would not search for anyone's hidden faults. He would speak only that in which reward could be expected. When the Prophet ﷺ spoke, the companions would bow their heads and listen with absolute attention, as if birds were perched on their heads (which would fly away with the slightest movement). When the Prophet ﷺ remained silent, only then would the companions speak. The companions would not argue or quarrel in front of the Prophet ﷺ, and if someone was speaking to him, everyone would wait silently for him to finish; he would listen to each person's talk with deep attention. When the companions laughed at something, the Prophet ﷺ would also smile; if they expressed astonishment at something, he would also show wonder. If a stranger or traveler spoke in a harsh tone and asked for something, the Prophet ﷺ would exercise forbearance (and answer his queries with patience), to the extent that the companions would bring such Bedouins so that they could gain academic benefit from his questions. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ used to say: 'When you see a needy petitioner asking for something, fulfill his need.' He did not like to hear undue praise for his good conduct towards someone, though there was room to the extent of expressing words of gratitude. He would never interrupt anyone's speech; however, if someone exceeded the limits, he would forbid them or leave from there." (Shama'il al-Tirmidhi: 336) (Book: Monthly Ashraf al-Jara'id Hyderabad, September Page: 25 Narrator: Islamic Tube Pro App)