Morals and conduct in healing souls by Ibn Hazm

The son of Hazm, morals, and walking in the healing of souls. A noble book of great value and benefit. Despite its small size, it clearly contains lessons and admonitions on ways to heal the soul, organize it, and the morals that a person should walk upon and adorn his soul with. The most wonderful thing about it is that Imam Hazm was frank, he says: "I was arrogant," and "I envied..." then Allah cured me. The one who has it on their tongue. Healing of souls, refining morals, and asceticism in vices are a collection of articles on various philosophical and moral points by Ibn Hazm Al-Andalusi. His personal ideas seem to be a summary of a long life of learning, political activity, and withdrawal from the world in the end. Ibn Hazm says in the introduction that he gathered in this book what he learned over the years of a life full of acquisition, reflection, and avoiding "pleasures that most souls incline to, and increasing in greed for money," and he condemned everything he explored from that in this book. It provides practical reasons for the desire for knowledge, developing the mind, and showing true love in friendship and marriage. It ends with advice on proper conduct during study circles and discussions, including the best ways to ask questions to teachers and participate in debates.