Happiness and joyfulness in brief, Hadi Al-Arwah by Ibn Al-Qayyim

Asim Al-Lahidan Son of Al-Qayyim Happiness and relief in a summarized "Hadi Al-Arwah" In the summarized version supervised by the virtuous Sheikh Bakr bin Abdullah Abu Zaid May Allah reward him with goodness for his generosity and good work And I named it: "Happiness and Relief in a Summary of Hadi Al-Arwah to the Land of Joys" Method of summarization: 1 - Copy the author's text without any modification, unless the verifier indicated an error in the original in the margin, then I transfer the correct one from the margin. This is very rare. And I may have pointed out something that occurred in the original, which is rare, and I marked it at the end with the letter: (ت). 2 - I recorded in the margin a summary of what the verifier provided from the chain of narration, or commentary, or clarification of unfamiliar terms. - I recorded the chain of narration of the hadith briefly at the first mention, and I do not commit to repeating this every time the hadith is mentioned. - I endeavored to include all issues of the book so that the summary covers its topics. e - I deleted the following: [ a ] What I see as tangential. [ b ] Repetition. [ c ] Weak hadiths and آثار (narrations or reports), mostly, otherwise I point out what must be mentioned from them. [ d ] Multiple examples, evidence, and proofs. Benefits of the summary: 1 - Ease for those who are not prepared to read the original. 2 - Faster memorization of the issue, and easier for repeated reading for every seeker of Paradise. 3 - Bringing it closer to the readers in mosques and gatherings. 4 - Easy to carry; to be the best companion in travels and others. Attribution of the book to its author: The attribution of the book to Ibn Al-Qayyim is certain and undeniable, and the evidence for that is numerous, including: 1 - The author referred in this book to one of his works, which is: "The Gathering of the Islamic Armies." 2 - The author in his book "Al-Sawa’iq" referred to this book. 3 - The appearance of the attribution of the book to its author in all copies. 4 - Some biographers of the author mentioned that he has a book with this name, such as Ibn Rajab. O you who look into it, you have gained a prize, and its author has earned a burden, and you have its pure essence, and it has a blemish. This is his trade, displayed before you, and the daughters of his ideas are presenting themselves to you. If you find a noble peer, you will not lack from him a good deed or a kind release. And if it is someone else, then Allah is the helper. What is correct is from the One, the Most Generous, and what is wrong is from me and Satan. And Allah and His Messenger are free from it.