First Drop of Vienna Water Wudhu
Unanswered Questions

After an uncomfortable meeting with his parents, Vienna was dissatisfied. The questions that filled his mind kept spinning, bothering him all night long. Why did his parents never teach him about Islam? Why are they not interested in living their religion more deeply? These questions became the subject of his deep thought.

One morning, Vienna sat in her quiet room, trying to tidy up her thoughts. The sun rose gently, illuminating the beautifully decorated room. He looked out the window and saw the trees in his family's garden that remained lifeless, with withered leaves falling incessantly.

Vienna mused about her family living in a big house with abundant luxury. They have everything materially, but the absence of religion in everyday life feels increasingly real. For him, religion was a way to gain meaning in life, and the question of why this was ignored by his parents began to haunt him.

He was trying to understand the perspective of his parents. They are successful entrepreneurs who are often involved in solid business dealings. They often travel, leaving their homes empty and the trees in the park looking dead. Vienna felt that her parents had lost touch with the spiritual values in their busy lives.

Vienna tried not to blame them, but the questions never left it. He felt like there was a void within him that he could not define. Why did they never teach him about prayer, about how to get closer to God? Why is religion just a formal label in their lives?

These questions kept spinning in his mind like an endless vortex. He wanted to seek answers, understand more deeply about Islam, and find true meaning in his life. Vienna felt that she had to seek answers on her own, as her parents did not provide guidance.

Vienna decided to find out for itself. He began reading many books on Islam and searching for information on the internet. He attended religious classes at the local mosque and spoke to the wise cleric. Each step he took helped him gain a deeper understanding of religion and the meaning of life.

However, the deeper he understood Islam, the deeper the questions about his parents haunted him. He felt the need to understand their perspective, to find a way to bring religion into his family's life without judging or blaming.

Vienna knew that this journey would be long and full of challenges, but she did not want to ignore the call in her heart. He wants to live a more meaningful life and get closer to God, even if that means having to find his own answers to unanswered questions about his parents.

Vienna decides to seek her own answers to the questions that have haunted her. She felt that the change in her life was an inevitable call. One morning, he sat at a study table in his room, putting a pile of books about Islam he had just bought around him. The morning sunlight shone on the books, creating interesting shadows in their pages.

He opened one of the books and began to read. Every word, every sentence, and every verse provides a deeper understanding of the teachings of Islam. He felt drawn to the beauty and depth of this religion. As she read about the prayer, she felt the call in her heart grow stronger.

Vienna felt that she should understand more deeply about prayer. He searched online for guides and found a video explaining the steps of prayer in detail. He sat in his room, trying to imitate the movements he saw on a computer screen. This was the first time he felt what it was like to bow down and humble himself before God.

After a while, Vienna felt that prayer was not only a physical movement, but also a form of spiritual communication with God. He felt his heart at peace as he permeated every word in prayers. He felt that he was finally starting to get closer to God.

Vienna also attended religious classes at the local mosque. He met with wise teachers and learned from them. He asked about various aspects of religion and got a satisfactory explanation. His classmates, who saw the change in him, gave him support and encouragement.

The atmosphere around his family home also changed along with the spiritual journey of Vienna. Vienna tries to take care of the abandoned park. He mowed the grass, tidied the flowers, and fed the withered trees. The trees began to revive with green foliage and blooming flowers. The garden no longer looked dead, but rather became a beautiful and peaceful place.

His parents, though initially clueless about the changes in Vienna's life, began to see positive changes in him. They feel proud of their daughter's determination and perseverance to deepen their religion. Malik and Aisha started reading books about Islam on their own, trying to gain a deeper understanding.

Vienna also sought information about social charity in Islam and began to engage in charity work. He visited orphanages, fed the poor, and helped people in need. He felt that religion is not only about a personal relationship with God, but also about how we can help our fellow human beings.

Vienna continues to move forward in its spiritual journey, ready to face all the challenges to come. He wanted to prove that religion was not just a formal label in his life, but a guide to living a more meaningful life and drawing closer to God.

Vienna felt that the time had come to open a more open dialogue about religion in her family. He wanted his parents to understand the changes that had taken place in his life and get to know Islam better. To that end, he decided to invite an ustaz he knew from the mosque to come to their home.

The dark night came, and the air around the family home was cold. Vienna sits in the living room, awaiting the arrival of the ustaz. His parents, Malik and Aisha, sat opposite him with mixed expressions - between curiosity and uncertainty.

The front door finally opened, and a calm and authoritative ustaz entered the room. He sat in the middle of them, creating a small circle in the elegant living room. The Ustaz greeted everyone with a friendly smile.

Vienna started the conversation, "Thank you for your time, Ustaz. I want to have this meeting so that we can talk about Islam and the meaning of our life together."

Ustaz nodded, "I'm glad to be able to come, Vienna. A meeting like this is a good first step to understanding religion more deeply."

Malik tried to open up the conversation, "We have always respected our religion, but we have never been as immersed in it as Vienna does now. We want to understand what has inspired this change."

Aisha added, "We are worried that we have missed the importance of religion in our lives."

The Ustaz replied wisely, "There is no time too late to study religion. Islam is a broad and deep religion, and every step toward deeper understanding is a good step."

The meeting continued with a discussion of the fundamentals of Islam, religious values, and the meaning of life. The Ustaz patiently answered their questions and gave a deep view of Islam. Vienna was delighted to see her parents try to understand religion better.

The atmosphere in the living room changed with the development of the conversation. Initially tense and full of discomfort, it now becomes warmer and more open. They listen to each other and exchange ideas.

Vienna shared about her journey into religion and how she felt that Islam gave her a deeper meaning in life. He also expressed his gratitude to his parents for always giving him the luxury of life.

Malik and Aisha are thrilled to hear their daughter's story. They began to reflect on how they could bring Islam deeper into their family life. The Ustaz gave some advice on how they can initiate such changes.

The meeting ended with a warmer feeling and a deeper understanding. Although there is still uncertainty in the hearts of Viennese parents about the changes taking place in his daughter's life, they feel more open to learning and understanding religion together.

After the ustaz left, Vienna and her parents sat together in the living room which now felt more familiar. They felt that this meeting was an important first step on their journey towards a deeper understanding of religion. Although the journey is still long, they feel closer to each other and are better equipped to undergo change together.