Kimiya-yi Sa'adat (Alchemy of Happiness)
كيمياء السعادة
A Persian abridgment of the Ihya Ulum ad-Din, written for a broader audience. Al-Ghazali distills the key teachings of his magnum opus into a more accessible form, covering self-knowledge, knowledge of God, knowledge of the world, and knowledge of the hereafter.
Table of Contents
INTRO Introduction 1 Al-Ghazali's Persian Spiritual Masterwork: The Alchemy of Happiness 2 The Four Knowledges: Self, Allah, World, and Hereafter 3 Spiritual Practice: Acts of Worship and the Cure of the Heart 4 Historical Influence in Persian-Speaking Islamic Culture 5 Practical Applications: Finding True Happiness Through the Alchemy
Details
- Category
- Ethics & Spirituality
- Madhab
- shafii
- Subject
- ethics
- Original Language
- fa
- Available In
- fa en ar
- Written
- 505h (1111 CE)
- Author Died
- 505h
- Volumes
- 2
Index
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