First Drop of Vienna Water Wudhu

The Missing Girl

A light breeze blew through the middle of the Palestinian refugee camp, carrying the scent of dust and the smell of destruction. Vienna and its medical team stand among modest tents that are temporary residences for thousands of Palestinians who have lost everything to the recent attacks. The sun rose, giving a golden touch to the scene that should have been beautiful, but now full of the debris of collapsed buildings.

Medical teams continue to work diligently, providing medical assistance, food and water to residents in need. However, the atmosphere in the camp was quiet, almost frightening. People looked anxious, and the children looked shocked by the events they had witnessed.

It was then that Vienna noticed a little girl of about seven years old sitting alone under a date palm tree that had survived with a root. The girl looked frightened, her big, confused eyes looking for something missing. His dark brown hair was scattered by the wind.

Vienna approached the little girl slowly, trying to give a warm smile to ease the tension. "Hello, dear," said Vienna softly, crouching in front of the girl. "What are you looking for? Have you lost your family?"

The little girl looked at Vienna with eyes still full of confusion. "Mothers... Dad.." he murmured slowly.

Vienna understands that the girl may have lost her parents in the attack. "Just calm down, we'll find them. What's your name, baby?"

"Ghada" he replied in a weak voice.

Vienna tries to encourage Ghada. "Alright, Ghada. I'm Vienna. My friends and I will help you find your mother and father. Do you know their names? Or what were they wearing when you last saw them?"

Ghada tried to remember, his face looked even more confused. "Mom wears blue... Dad was wearing a white shirt." he replied.

The other medical team approached them, looking at this situation. Dr. Layla, who had been Vienna's mentor, said, "We need to start the search immediately. Vienna, you're with Ghada, me and the other team will be looking around the camp. May we connect Ghada with his family."

Vienna nodded and helped Ghada stand up. He felt a sense of responsibility and hope growing in his heart, but there were also concerns over the fate of Ghada and his family.

They walked among the tents, asking other residents if they had seen Ghada's parents. Meanwhile, other members of the medical team began a similar search. Despite the darkness in their hearts due to the unimaginable conflict situation, they all felt inspired to help Ghada.

Suddenly, one of the campers who was walking past them said, "I saw a woman wearing a blue shirt and a man in a white shirt on the west side of the camp this morning. They look hurt."

Vienna and Ghada immediately ran in the direction designated by the residents. They reached the west side of the camp and saw a woman wearing blue clothes lying under the rubble of a destroyed building. The man in the white shirt, who may have been Ghada's father, was nearby, was also injured.

Vienna knelt beside the woman, trying to check for signs of life. "They're alive!" exclaim Vienna with relief. Ghada also ran over and cried to see his injured mother and father.

Another medical team soon arrived at the site, helping to remove the woman and man from under the rubble. They then provided emergency medical care to the couple.

In a tense situation, they managed to save the lives of Ghada's mother and father. When Ghada's mother regained consciousness, she hugged her daughter tightly, and tears flowed between them. This is an extraordinary moment, where separated families reunite amid the chaos of war.

Vienna and the medical team are relieved and happy to have helped connect Ghada with his parents. This is one of the most satisfying moments in their humanitarian journey in Palestine, where their humanity and empathy truly change one's life. They know there is still a lot of hard work to be done, but this moment reminds them that even small actions can have a big impact on the lives of others in the midst of destruction.

The sun has risen higher in the sky, warming the atmosphere, and giving natural light to a once gloomy landscape. The simple tents still stood firm, although many of them were damaged. Residents of the refugee camp began to gather, curious to see what was happening.

Ghada held Viennese hands tightly, looking elated but also anxious as he approached his parents lying in a medical treatment. His mother, a woman with long black hair and expectant eyes, smiled broadly as she watched Ghada approach.

"Mother!" ghada shouted in a carefree voice, and he ran into his mother's arms. They both cried happily, clutching each other tightly. Their loving gesture warms the hearts of all who witness it.

Meanwhile, Ghada's father, who was still lying down, smiled gently at this moment. Vienna and the rest of the medical team continued to provide treatment to them while waiting for the two of them to gain enough strength to speak out.

After a while, Ghada's mother spoke in a soft voice, "Thank you, thank you very much, you have saved our daughter. We are deeply indebted to you and this medical team."

Vienna responded sincerely, "We are just doing our job, and we are very happy that we can help. Ghada is a very strong girl."

Ghada's mother smiled and rubbed Ghada's hair gently. "You're right, he's our little hero."

Ghada's father later joined the conversation, although he was still lying down. "We're a simple family, and it's a very difficult time for us. But seeing the kindness of people like you gives us hope for a better future."

The medical team was deeply moved to hear the thanks from Ghada's family. They know that there is still a lot of work to do in this refugee camp, but this moment of reunion gives them a new spirit to keep fighting.

Ghada himself looked happy, he was sitting between his mother and father, their hands both of whom hugged him tightly. They told me about their experiences during the split, and Ghada shared about Vienna and the medical team that had helped him. It was a moment of happiness that brought families together, even though the circumstances around them remained full of uncertainty.

Later, the other camp residents began to swarm around them, giving applause and expressions of their happiness. Everyone was moved by the story of Ghada and his family. They provide support and encouragement to the family, as well as to the medical team that has helped reunite them.

Vienna and other medical teams saw the neighborhood around the refugee camp as if it was becoming brighter and more vibrant. Although much suffering remains to be overcome, this moment is a bright spot in the midst of war and destruction.

As the sun began to sink in the western horizon, Ghada along with his mother and father were given temporary shelter in tents that had been prepared by the camp residents. They were both very grateful and grateful for the protection and help they received.

Before leaving them, Vienna hugged Ghada gently and said, "Remember, Ghada, you are a very strong girl, and you have a family that loves you very much. We're always there for you."

Ghada smiled and nodded, his small hand tightly holding Vienna's. "Thank you, Miss Vienna."

As the medical team prepared to return to their tent, they felt satisfied and excited. They know that their work in this refugee camp is not finished, but every success story like this gives them the courage to continue fighting for humanity.

This moment of reunion illustrates that even in the midst of uncertain circumstances, there is room for happiness, hope, and humanity that blends people and gives them the strength to move on.