Test Loyalty
Liver Medicine

Almost fifteen minutes of Dhena waiting for a reply from the Bravery. But there has been no response from the man who works as a young ENT specialist.

Dhena stepped her foot into the bathroom door to clean herself up. The woman began to flow part of her body using water that felt cold touching the skin hoping to shed all the fatigue that she felt.

Dhena entered the room again, before changing clothes she wanted to make sure if there was no answer yet from the man she just sent a message. The woman saw the message she had sent earlier still looks one gray tick. He breathed a heavy sigh trying to expel the tightness in the chest.

'Who shall I share this burden with?' ogre. Dhena rushed to put on her clothes and her wide hijab. Not to forget he wore socks to seal his aura perfectly. That afternoon it turned out he had to pick up a game that was being sewn by his subscription tailor. Dhena walks outside the house alone because the house is still in a state of desolation.

Dhena walked down the highway that started to look crowded. After he took his clothes in the place of the tailor located at the crossroads.

The phone in his pocket felt vibrating. Dhena stopped taking a moment. Then she poked her eyes to see who was making the call. Slowly the woman shifted the flat glass screen with the rectangular shape.

"Hallo, Assalamualaikum, Mas, Dashing?" sapa Dhena made sure.

"You're still home?" ask the bass sound from the end there make sure.

Dhena turned her body while looking around.

"No Mas, I am now on the orchid path right next to the Bundo restaurant which is not far from the intersection." Dhena explained.

"Now you go into the restaurant and sit there, don't go anywhere. I'm heading there!" pinta Dashing with rush. Then he disconnected after asking Dhena to wait for him there. Dashing then hurriedly carried his four-wheeled vehicle to the location that had just been mentioned by Dhena.

It only takes ten minutes Gaga has been seen parking her car right in front of the restaurant on the top of which reads typical Padang restaurant lined with mini markets next to it.

Dhena sighed in relief after the person she was waiting for was finally in sight.

With a hasty step then Dashing approached the table where there was already a woman waiting for him.

Previously Dashing ordered two glasses of warm sweet tea for himself and Dhena.

"Why are you, Dhen?" tanya Hariz started to open the chat.

Dhena was still flinchingly staring at the gallant direction as if she wanted to say that she currently needed someone who could understand the contents of her heart that was struggling. But, what was the power of the lips of the woman was only able to mute, her tongue as if it was a joke to get words out. Only clear drops began to fall from every corner of his eyes to wet the cheeks. He was unable to unravel the shock that filled his chest cavity.

"Drink the tea first, let it be a little relieved," said the man with a sharp nose while smiling sincerely at Dhena.

Dhena grabbed the glass that was given by Gaga. Then sip it little by little to wet his throat which is already starting to feel dry because of crying.

"I can't stand it if I have to continue to survive here, Mas," said Dhena Lirih.

The chatter of the two of them paused when I looked at the azan began to be heard from the direction of the nearest mosque. Then Gagah invites Dhena to carry out the five wsktu prayer obligations first.

Dhena tailed behind the flap-haired man. After taking water ablution Dhena began to wear the mukena that has been provided by the local mosque which is devoted to be used by all women worshipers.

After performing congregational prayers then the imam of the mosque gave a little tausyiah to all the jam'ah present in the mosque there.

"The course of a person's life is always changing, changing from one situation to another. Back and forth, exchange. Sometimes we are at the top, sometimes at the bottom. Sometimes forward, sometimes backward. But one thing that should never change in us is a heart that is always calm, peaceful, and firm in truth."

"Only the believer whom Allah grants peace in his heart. As God has said in his book, "It is He who has sent down tranquility into the hearts of the believers so that their faith may increase beside their faith (which is already there). And to Allah belongs the army of the heavens and the earth, and Allah is All-Knowing, All-Wise." (QS al-Fath: 4).

Difficulties and problems of life sometimes make the heart anxious, anxious, and away from calm. Moreover, if our hearts have been inflicted with envy, envy, hasud, ujub, takabur, and other liver diseases.

In fact, if the heart is calm, oral and ang gota body will be calm. Action will remain on the right track and away from harmful attitudes. Words will remain wise and not out of politeness, as difficult and as severe as any situation we are in.

There are at least five things to do. First, pray faithfully and for real. Ask Allah SWT to grant cleanliness and peace of mind. "Then Allah sends down peace to His Messenger and to those who believe." (QS at Taubah: 26).

Second, cleanse the heart of resentment and spite. We should pray and try as much as possible to avoid both (QS al-Hasyr:10).

Third, be prejudiced. This is the most important factor that will lead us to happiness. "O you who believe, stay away from most prejudices (suspiciousness), because some of them are sins." (QS al - Hujurat: 12).

Fourth, patience and perseverance. It can cause suffering and distress. "Then just being patient is what's best (for me). And to Allah alone ask His help for what you tell." (Joseph QS: 18).

Fifth, forgiveness and tolerance (QS assy-Shuura:43). Al-Mawardi revealed, "Among the rights of fellow Muslims is forgiven his mistakes and closed his shortcomings. For whoever forgives and covers up for his brother's shortcomings, he will be spared from delusion and shunned from foolishness."

Still with a mask on his body Dhena tried to listen and digest every word and sentence presented by the imam of the mosque earlier. Whether it's a coincidence or not. Dhena often experienced something she read or heard that was so precise and fitting with the state of her heart at that time.