Anger, Hatred, Envy And Ways Of Liberation

Ihyau ulumi'd-din, the greatest work of imam-i ghazali, has always been the first source of reference for muslims, and this work has been given great confidence. ihyau ulumi'd-din consists of four main sections and each section consists of ten topics. each of the subjects in ihyau ulumi'd-din was translated using a fluent and clear language, without disturbing the original narration of the work, and turned into a book in its own right. the fifth subject of the destroying things chapter, the third chapter of ihyau ulumi'd-din, is anger, hatred, envy. anger, hatred, envy and the ways of liberation help one gain knowledge by first introducing these emotions. if these traits are rooted in the heart of the person, then it shows the ways to cure him. for, a person who does not recognize evil falls into that evil. the person who recognizes the evil – if he is not content with recognizing it but knows the way to fight it – prevents the evil and drives it away. This book mentions the disasters