Thirty ways to be happy, by Dr. 'Â'id Al-Qarnî (Thalâthûn Sababan lil-Sa'âdah)

It is a succinct essay that invites you to lead a life full of security and tranquility. It's like a light branch of an aromatic plant that you can place on your desk or next to your cushion.

You can reread it as many times as you want, repeat its sentences, or underline the words that seem important to you.

This essay can be read at a family gathering in the home, or from the pulpit of the mosque. It can also be a course to teach during preaching sessions.

However, his phrases will only be useful if you try to put them into practice through your behavior at home, at work and in life in general.