Is there an Islamic interpretation of the déjà vu phenomenon, and what should a person do when it occurs?

"Déjà vu" is a feeling that a present situation has been experienced before. Neuroscientists and psychologists have differed in their interpretations of it; some attribute it to an anomaly in memory, others to emotions that bring back previous details, and some to forgotten information retrieved by the brain. Some have exaggerated by attributing it to supernatural powers or parapsychological explanations. There is no Islamic explanation for this phenomenon, and it has not been mentioned in the Quran, Sunnah, or the sayings of Islamic scholars. When it occurs, one should reflect on the immense blessing of Allah in preserving memory and the mind, and man's inability to explain many of the brain's mysteries.