Abstract:
Objective: The fundamental question is what permissible joy and vitality are from the perspective of the Holy Quran and traditions, and how can one live happily by relying on these two magnificent and great sources? Method: The method of work is analytical, descriptive, and refers to verses and traditions related to joy and vitality. Findings: In the hadiths, having a cheerful countenance and a smile on the lips, using pleasant scents, loyalty, observing the rights of people, relieving the troubles of others, visiting one another, etc., are considered causes of joy and expansion of the human heart. Conclusion: The result is that to achieve joy and ultimately true peace, one must connect to the greatest source of peace, 'God'. Therefore, through: prayer, supplication, Salah, trusting Him, thanking Him, serving His creation, repentance, etc., one can feel dignity, pleasure, joy, and peace. Traveling, exercising, hosting feasts, bathing, etc., also cause joy and vitality.
Machine summary:
oohay@85ilamakt:liam-E *Introduction Whenever a human being achieves their ideal and goal in life or is granted a blessing, they feel joy and happiness.
, and place almost all matters under their influence, the Holy Quran has addressed the discussion of it and, in its verses, has shown the most suitable and best way that can provide the basis for human joy and happiness in this world and the hereafter.
"Essentially, peace and the establishment of psychological security are realized for the believer; because his faith in God makes him hopeful regarding the help, support, and divine grace of God, and the believer always keeps God in mind during worship and the deeds he performs for the pleasure of God. For this reason, he feels that God is always with him, and this very feeling provides him with tranquility.
The Quran compares the state of wandering and self-loss that afflicts the faithless person to a human state where one feels as if they have fallen from the sky and birds are snatching them between heaven and earth, or a whirlwind is throwing them to a distant place: {/«و من یشرک باللّه فکانما خرّ من السماء فتخطفه الطیر او تعوی به الریح فی مکانسحیق»/}(Al-Hajj, verse 31); whoever sets up a partner with God, it is as if he had fallen from the sky and birds had snatched him, or a wind had blown him to a remote location.
Joy fulfills the human need for peace, which some people achieve through prayer and supplication, others through concentration, and some through performing physical activities or seeing the order present in rhythmic movements, &%00120DAFG001G% viewing works of art or listening to music.
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