The Alchemy of Happiness

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The Alchemy of Happiness is a seminal ethical and spiritual treatise by the Persian theologian Al-Ghazali that guides readers toward inner purification and closeness to God.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic theological work
Sufi treatise
book
aim guidance toward closeness to God
moral refinement
spiritual purification
author Al-Ghazali NERFINISHED
basedOn Ihya Ulum al-Din NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Persia NERFINISHED
fieldOfStudy Islamic philosophy NERFINISHED
moral philosophy
spiritual psychology
genre Islamic mysticism
ethical treatise
spiritual treatise
hasInfluenced Islamic ethical thought
Persian devotional literature
later Sufi literature
hasPart discussion of the hereafter
discussion of the knowledge of God
discussion of the knowledge of self
discussion of the world
hasTranslation English
French
German
Indonesian
Turkish
Urdu NERFINISHED
influencedBy Hadith NERFINISHED
Quran NERFINISHED
Sunni theology
languageVariant Arabic adaptations based on Ihya Ulum al-Din
literaryPeriod Islamic Golden Age NERFINISHED
mainSubject Islamic ethics
Sufism NERFINISHED
inner purification
knowledge of God
self-knowledge
spiritual discipline
movement Sufism NERFINISHED
notableIdea alchemy as metaphor for spiritual transformation
happiness as nearness to God
originalLanguage Persian
originalTitle Kimiya-yi Sa‘adat NERFINISHED
originalTitleLanguage Persian
religion Islam
title The Alchemy of Happiness NERFINISHED

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Kimiya-yi Sa'adat titleTranslation The Alchemy of Happiness