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2010/11/10

It was so unimportant!



By: Ateqah Sadiqi
When Kamal (Mr. Rajaee’s son was about 5-6 years old, he used to play out door. He usually took keys with him in order to be able open the door while coming back. One of those days I decided to go out buy some thread. I asked Kamal to Bering the key for me to lock the door. I assume someone heard my voice in back alley and understood that I am going out of the house and nobody is at home, so he jumped over the wall and entered the house. He had deranged all furniture and opened Mr. Rajaee’s cupboard. Finally he had stolen a photo camera, some shirts, a radio and Mr. Rajaee’s checkbook. When I returned home, I found the door open. I entered the room and found everything unbalance and disturbed. I understood that during the short time I was out a thief has entered the house. Therefore I called up Mirada mad high school, where Mr. Rajaei was teaching there at that time and wanted them to ask Mr. Rajaei to come to the phone. When he talked to me and I informed him of the case, surprisingly he was very indifferent and unemotional and said:”? It was not so important to pull me out of class!”?
I explained:”? You should inform the bank to avoid the thief from using your checkbooks ’.Although, He did so, but he was very calm as if nothing had happened or what has happened comparing to the importance of teaching and teaching is worthless. Even when he came home it was so unimportant for him that made me not to ask whether he informed the bank or not.

Source: The book of "The symbol of Perfection"

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