First Drop of Vienna Water Wudhu
Landas

Vienna sat on the floor of her room, surrounding the belongings she would bring to Palestine. Medical notebooks, first aid kits, and clothing appropriate for conflict areas have all been neatly arranged. But when she opens an old box in the corner of her room, she finds something that takes her by surprise: an old letter from her grandmother, who died a few years ago.

The letter was written carefully on the slightly wrinkled yellow paper. Viennese felt like they had found a treasure and started reading it. The message in the letter was very deep and gave Vienna the added zeal to go to Palestine.

Under the sunlight entering the window of his room, Vienna read the letter in a soft voice:

"To my dear grandson, Vienna, the,

I hope this letter finds you in good condition. I know you've always had a kind heart and a sense of empathy. I always remember when we were sitting under a big tree in my backyard, and you asked me, 'Grandmother, why are there so many wars and conflicts in this world?' I don't have a definitive answer, but I'm telling you about the importance of solidarity and empathy.

As you stand on the brink of major decision-making in your life, I want to remind you of that message. Solidarity is an incredible force. When we feel the pain of others, we become stronger. When we help others, we find purpose in our lives.

Remember, my grandson, that life is short, and we must try to give our best to this world. Sometimes it means stepping out of our comfort zone and sharing love and support with those who need it. Don't be afraid to be a pioneer of change, because something good will always produce good.

I'm sure you will do your best on your trip to Palestine. In the midst of conflict and adversity, always show empathy to those who suffer. Your kindness will be a ray of light in the darkness, and your love will bring hope wherever you are.

Keep on being kind and brave, my granddaughter. I will always be in your heart, supporting you in every step you take. I am so proud of you and will always miss you.

With love, with,

Grandma"

Vienna felt tears fill her eyes as she closed the letter. The message from her grandmother gave her the passion and confidence she needed as she entered an uncertain journey to Palestine. She knew that solidarity and empathy were the forces that would guide her during her humanitarian mission, and she felt deeply inspired by her grandmother's words of wisdom.

Under the clear sky that stretched beyond her bedroom window, Vienna felt ready to face the challenges that awaited her in Palestine, because she knew that her grandmother's message would always be with her, giving light in the darkness.

Vienna entered an intensive preparatory stage as time approached its departure to Palestine. She felt the need to really prepare herself physically and psychologically for the humanitarian tasks she was about to face.

On a sunny morning, Vienna arrived at a training center for medical aid volunteers. The place is crowded by volunteers who will also go to various conflict areas around the world. They are people of different backgrounds and ages, who have one common goal: to provide the help needed in conflict areas.

Vienna joins an intensive medical training session. Inside a dangerous classroom, experienced instructors provide essential medical knowledge for emergency situations. They cover topics such as first aid, wound care, and medical evacuation. Vienna took note diligently, ensuring she understood every piece of information being conveyed.

Outside, the clear weather made the volunteers' mood lighter. They get to know each other and exchange stories. Vienna spoke to some of her fellow volunteers, listened to their experiences, and felt inspired by their passion and determination.

One of the volunteers, Farid, was an experienced paramedic who had served in various conflict areas. He approached Vienna with a friendly smile. "Hello, I'm Farid. Is this your first time volunteering in a conflict area?"

Vienna smiled as she extended a hand. "Yes, this is my first experience. I feel very inspired by the people here and want to give the best possible help."

Farid nodded. "That's a good motivation, Vienna. We are all here to help and learn from each other. Togetherness is the key to succeeding on difficult terrain."

They talk about the medical experience and situations they may face on the field. Farid provided some practical tips and valuable advice to Vienna on how to deal with medical challenges in conflict areas.

One afternoon, Vienna was sitting in her room looking through a map of Palestine. He noted important places such as hospitals, clinics, and conflict-affected areas. He also noted information on security policies and regulations put in place in the region.

When she felt tired and anxious about the upcoming trip, she read the letter from her grandmother again. The message of solidarity and empathy gave him an added boost. He felt that his physical and psychic preparations were the right move, and he was ready to face the journey to Palestine with greater strength and determination.

Vienna has gone through various stages of preparation, from medical training to research on the situation in Palestine. In his heart, his spirit and determination grew even more. He is ready to face the challenges that lie ahead of him and to carry out his mission as a medical aid volunteer in conflict areas.

The days continued to pass, and the date of Vienna's departure to Palestine drew closer. He has completed various physical and psychic preparations, taken training, and sought information about the situation on the ground. As time went on, he felt increasingly ready and confident that his mission would have a positive impact on Palestinians in need.

Vienna sat in her room, surrounding her bag with medical equipment and clothing appropriate for the conflict area. A map of Palestine lay on the table in front of him, and he pondered for a moment about the journey he was about to begin. He felt a mixture of nervousness and excitement, but his determination never wavered.

His mother went into the room and sat next to him. Viennese mother touched her daughter's hand gently. "Vienna, you've gone through a lot of preparation and training. You're so ready to go."

Vienna smiled at her mother. "Yes, Mom, I feel ready. I want to really give them the help they need."

Vienna's mother nodded, her eyes filled with pride. "We're proud of you, too, son. Don't forget your grandmother's message and the good values we've always taught you. Solidarity and empathy will be the guides in your mission."

As the sun began to set, Vienna prepared to attend a final meeting with her family before her departure. They were gathered in the living room, with a haru look in their eyes.

Viennese father raised a glass and said, "Vienna, you are our pride. You are a real example of kindness and empathy. We are sure you will do your best in Palestine."

Vienna felt a deep support from her family. "Thank you, Dad. I will bring the values and messages of our family to Palestine."

Nia, Vienna's sister, wiped her tears and said, "Sister, don't forget to always take care of yourself. We'll miss you."

Vienna stroked his sister's head. "I'll miss you too, Nia. But remember, brother will always be in your heart."

After the family meeting, Vienna returned to her room to pack her belongings. In her bag, she slipped a letter from her grandmother and made sure to take the inspiring message with her. The letter will serve as a reminder of the goals and values that will guide her during her humanitarian mission.

Finally, the day of departure arrived. At the airport, Vienna stood among his family, his friends, and his fellow volunteers. They were all present to provide final support before he boarded the plane bound for Palestine.

Andi, a humorous friend, tried to smile. "Remember to always smile, Vienna. Even in the midst of conflict, a smile can bring hope."

Vienna smiled as he nodded. "I'll try, Andi. Thank you for all your support."

As the plane bound for Palestine took off, Vienna pondered about the upcoming trip. He felt steadfast in his determination to help Palestinians in need. Although the journey will be full of challenges, she knows that inspiring messages from her grandmother and the support of her family and friends will always be with her.

Vienna's trip to Palestine was the embodiment of the values of solidarity, empathy, and kindness she learned throughout her life. He is ready to carry out his mission with determination, in the hope that his actions will bring about positive change and give light in the midst of the darkness of conflict.