Self-treatment

The book "Treatment of the Soul" is one of the works of the Egyptian writer and thinker Muhammad Al-Mawilhi (1858-1930). It is a book classified under wise and moral literature. Al-Mawilhi focuses in this book on refining and reforming the human soul, through a collection of articles and texts that address the diseases of the human psyche. He blends in his style the wisdom inherited from Arab and Islamic heritage and the ethical philosophy he knew in his era. Topics: The book discusses deep subjects such as: controlling anger and desires. Patience and gratitude. The importance of reason and wisdom in decision-making. How to achieve inner happiness and mental comfort. Style: Al-Mawilhi's style in this book is characterized by depth and eloquent language, as he offers his advice in a manner that combines direct guidance and simple psychological analysis, making it close to the reader. This work is considered part of a broader reform movement in Arabic literature, which aimed to employ literature to provide practical solutions to individual and social problems, rather than focusing solely on aesthetic aspects.