First Drop of Vienna Water Wudhu

Awards and Recognition

Vienna returned to Indonesia with mixed feelings. Despite returning home, his memory is still filled with experiences in Palestine. His arrival at the airport was greeted by hot tropical temperatures and the hustle of the capital Jakarta which is in stark contrast to reality in the Middle East.

Her mother, Lady Siti, who always missed her, wrapped her neck tightly and said, "You've done a very big thing, son. We're proud of you." Vienna felt warm in her mother's arms and let tears spill on her cheeks.

When he returned to his apartment, his close friends were already waiting there. They held a small celebration party with favorite Viennese Indonesian food, fried rice and chicken satay. They told her about what had happened during her time away and how they missed her.

"You are the best of friends" Vienna said with a smile. "I wouldn't be able to get through it all without your support."

Not long after, Vienna receives an unexpected phone call from her college friend, Rizky. He spoke enthusiastically, "Hi, Vienna! I just saw the news of your award as the best volunteer in Palestine. That's really awesome!"

Vienna smiled at Rizky's words. "Thank you, Rizky. It was a very meaningful experience for me."

The next night, Vienna received a short message from Dr. Layla in Palestine. "I'm proud to be a part of your journey, Vienna. This award is also a testament to the hard work of our entire medical team there. May we continue to collaborate on the humanitarian mission."

After a few days, Vienna received an official invitation to attend an award ceremony held by a well-known humanitarian organization in Jakarta. When the event arrived, Vienna dressed gracefully in a maroon dress given by her mother.

The event was held in a luxury hotel decorated with tropical plants, creating a cool and natural atmosphere. Soft lights illuminated the room, and a warm atmosphere dominated the room.

Vienna sits among important figures from the humanitarian world, including representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and several major donors. When his name was announced as the recipient of the award, he felt his heart pounding.

In his acceptance speech, Vienna spoke with emotion about his experiences in Palestine and how important humanitarian aid is in conflict situations. He thanked his family, his friends, and the medical team in Palestine for supporting him.

After the event was over, many people came to talk to Vienna. He shared stories with them, answered questions about the situation in Palestine, and was proud to be able to provide a personal view of the importance of solidarity and humanity in a world of constant conflict.

Not long after, Dr. Layla called Vienna from Palestine to congratulate her. "We're all very proud of you, Vienna," said Dr. Layla with a voice of pride. "You are an inspiration to many people, including me."

In the weeks that followed, Vienna continued to receive invitations to speak at various humanitarian events and seminars on conflict in the Middle East. She feels inspired to continue her efforts in raising global awareness about humanitarian issues and conflicts around the world.

When it was all over, he remembered Dr. Layla, "The hope is with all of us. Together, we can make this world a better place." Vienna feels steadfast in its determination to continue fighting for humanity and bring hope to those who need it amid the fallout of the conflict.

One afternoon, Vienna gathered with her friends in a cozy cafe. Amid the laughter and kisses of the warm afternoon sun, they talked about the coming changes in Vienna's life.

Mira, one of Vienna's close friends, with an astonished look, asked, "Wina, I never imagined that you would continue your studies abroad. What made you decide this?"

Vienna smiled, "The experience in Palestine completely changed my view of the world and aroused my interest in humanity and conflict. I felt that I could make a greater contribution by understanding more deeply about this matter."

In the reddened light of the twilight, they continued the talk of planning Vienna. Some friends supported him wholeheartedly, while others felt anxious about the distance that would separate them.

A few days later, Vienna and her mother sat together on the porch of their home. Mother Siti showed her anxiety, "Vienna, this is a big step. Are you sure?"

Vienna replied, "Mother, I know this is not an easy decision, but I feel that this is a call that I must follow. I promise to always stay in touch with family and friends. And I'll always go home when I get a chance."

Hearing her daughter's words, Mother Siti finally smiled. "We've always supported you, honey. We know you'll do your best."

As time passed, Vienna collected the necessary documents and letters of recommendation for study abroad applications. The boisterous atmosphere of Jakarta with the sound of vehicle horns and the exchange of whispers of pedestrians is the background of his hard work.

Vienna sat with her father in the living room of their home, telling her his plans with gusto. His father, a wise man who always supported his son's ideals, said softly, "I know you will do your best. It's a big step, but I'm sure you can overcome all the challenges."

In a shady city park, Vienna meets her old friend, Rizky, who also becomes anxious about her decision. Rizky grabbed Vienna's hand and said, "We're going to miss you, Vienna. But I know you're gonna do an amazing job there."

Vienna nodded and smiled, feeling grateful for the support of her friends and family. He knew this journey would lead him to challenges he had never experienced before, but his determination was strong and his spirit unshakable.

When Vienna finally received word that she was accepted into a leading European university to continue her studies in humanitarianism and conflict, she felt a mixture of joy and nervousness. He knew that his future would lead him on new adventures and opportunities to deepen his knowledge.

In this moment of decision, Vienna felt that she had found her calling in helping communities affected by the conflict. He is ready to face this unexpected future with a strong spirit and determination, ready to take part in the efforts to build a more just and peaceful world.