First Drop of Vienna Water Wudhu
Counteract Pressure

That night, the atmosphere in the Viennese family home was tense. They sat together in the living room, his father sitting on the sofa, while his mother and Vienna confronted each other in overstuffed chairs.

His mother tried to explain, "Vienna, we just want what's best for you. We're afraid you'll regret it if it continues like this."

Vienna felt a dilemma, and she knew that she had to explain her feelings clearly. "Dad, Mama, I know you love me, and I really appreciate your efforts to help me. But this is my life choice. I have to follow my heart."

His father gritted his teeth, looking frustrated. "But this is your playful future, Vienna. We want to protect you from wrong decisions."

Vienna felt her feelings raging within her. He tried to explain again, this time more emphatically, "Dad, I know that this change is big, and I'm really trying to make sense of it. I'm not going to take any steps. I will study diligently and seek guidance."

Her mother tried to calm the situation down in a soft voice, "We just need time to accept this, son. This is a big change in your life."

Vienna felt tears begin to drip from her eyes. He was devastated by the pressure from his parents. "Mom, Dad, I didn't mean to worry you. I'm just trying to live my life according to what I believe to be the right path."

They sat in silence for a moment. His father still seemed hesitant, but his mother embraced his daughter affectionately. "We love you, Vienna, and just want what's best for you."

Vienna was relieved to hear those words, although their conflict had not been fully resolved. He knew that the journey to God would be fraught with challenges, but he was ready to face them with determination and conviction.

A few days later, Vienna began its spiritual journey more diligently. He sought a wise religious teacher who would guide him in understanding the teachings of the Islamic religion. Every day, he took the time to study and reflect, trying to get closer to God.

However, the conflict with his parents had not completely subsided. They still feel anxious and unsure about their life choices. Vienna knows that she must remain strong in her faith and go on her spiritual journey diligently, even if it means resisting pressure from those she loves.

The conflict between Vienna and her parents culminates one overcast afternoon in their living room. A tense mood had filled the air, and they knew that they had to face this matter honestly.

Her mother sat on the sofa, eyes glazed, and a trembling voice as she spoke, "Vienna, I know we've been at odds in the past few weeks, but we love you, we love you, and just want what's best for you."

Vienna felt touched by those words, but she also felt heavy-hearted. He replied in a thoughtful voice, "Mom, Dad, I know you love me, and I really appreciate your efforts to help me. But I can't ignore the call in my heart. I must follow what I believe to be the right path."

His father stood beside the window overlooking the dead-looking garden, and he frowned. "But this is your playful future, Vienna. We just want to protect you from the wrong decision."

Vienna felt her feelings raging within her. He tried to explain, "Dad, I know that this change is big, and I'm really trying to make sense of it. I'm not going to take any steps. I will study diligently and seek guidance."

Her mother tried to calm the situation down in a soft voice, "We just need time to accept this, son. This is a big change in your life."

Vienna felt tears begin to drip from her eyes. He was devastated by the pressure from his parents. "Mom, Dad, I didn't mean to worry you. I'm just trying to live my life according to what I believe to be the right path."

Finally, her mother spoke again, a soft and loving voice, "Vienna, we will find a way to support you on this journey of yours. We just want to see you happy."

Vienna was relieved to hear those words. Although the conflict between her spiritual vocation and her parents' expectations had not been fully resolved, at least they both tried to reach an agreement. He knew that the journey to God would be fraught with challenges, but he was ready to face them with determination and conviction, and with the support of love from his parents.

Time passed, and the atmosphere in the Viennese family home began to subside. Although there were still tensions between them, the Viennese parents eventually accepted that a change in their daughter's life was inevitable. They realized that Vienna was a determined and committed man, and they hoped that he would find peace and happiness in his spiritual journey.

One afternoon, Vienna was sitting in the living room with her parents. They talked about the latest developments in his spiritual journey, about the wise religious teacher he had found and about his passion in learning the teachings of the Islamic religion.

Her mother tries to reconnect, "Wina, we're glad to see you're getting more focused and determined on your journey. We just want you to be happy."

Vienna smiled, relieved to hear that support. "Thank you, Mama. I know it's not easy for you, but I hope one day I can share this peace with you."

His father nodded in agreement, though he still looked hesitant. "We just want you to be a good and happy person, Vienna."

Vienna felt her hopes were getting stronger. "I'm sure this is the right path, Dad. I will continue to strive to draw closer to God and live out His teachings."

In the next few months, Vienna continued to thrive on its spiritual journey. He deepened his understanding of Islam, and he began to pray diligently. Every morning and evening, he took the time to reflect and pray, seeking closeness to God.

Although there were still tensions between them from time to time, Viennese parents increasingly appreciated the changes in their daughter's life. They witnessed how he found peace and meaning in his spiritual journey, and it gave them hope.

One day, his mother approached Vienna with a book containing the teachings of Islam. "Vienna, I want to study together with you," he said in a soft voice. "I want to understand this religion better."

Vienna was deeply moved by her mother's offer. "Of course, Mama. I'd love to study with you."

Thus, the Viennese family began to study together on Islam, seeking a deeper understanding of their religion. Although the journey to God is a personal one, they find ways to support each other in their search for the deeper meaning of life.

Vienna knows that his struggle is not yet over, and that he will face even greater challenges in the future. However, she is ready to face it with determination and conviction, in the hope that her family will continue to support her in her meaningful spiritual journey.