Spiritual health from the perspective of Islamic mysticism
Keywords:
spiritual health, epistemology, ontology, anthropology, mystical literatureAbstract
The subject of spiritual health, which is discussed in this article, is one of the most important topics in various fields of religion, philosophy, psychology and one of the most important and central moral teachings and the most effective element of construction and human need. Spiritual health in humanistic thinking does not exceed the passion of life and human relationship with others and living happily and has nothing to do with the supernatural, but in theology, especially Islamic mysticism, spirituality arises from the divine nature in which life, man is a special perfection. It is considered to manifest itself only in the light of faith in God and righteous deeds in the areas of insight, inclination and behavior. The contents of this article are organized in an analytical and descriptive method and the author has tried to introduce the subject of spiritual health in a number of texts of prose and prose of mystical literature. Mystical literature is reflected and individuals can achieve their original life and enjoy its achievements by relying and practicing spiritual health strategies in the realm of mystical literature in the current crises and world.
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