Seeking happiness is an ultimate goal for every human beings. We all seek for happiness. We all need to feel happy to be able to proceed in this life. The question is:
Can you define what "happiness" is???
Is it when you manage to fulfill all your dreams or even some of them? Is it when you have good education, notable job, comfortable house, satisfying money, loving spouse and beautiful children. Who doesn't dream of all these adornment?!! I think we all do and we all seek for happiness. We all live to achieve happiness. Even when we do righteous deeds, we do them to achieve everlasting happiness.
What if, for any reason, we can not achieve any of our goals. What if we failed to fulfill some of our dreams or any of them. What if Allah (swt.) chose something else?? How can we live without that essential feeling that we need to go on? When this happens, it is the time then to develop another very wide conception of happiness.
It won't be so difficult to redefine the meaning of happiness. We can taste it in the hearts of others. We can taste it when we can draw a sweet smile on some miserable faces. We can taste it in the joy we can grant to deprived and yearning hearts. We can taste it when we can remove grief and sorrow from over burdened shoulders. That taste of pure happiness is incomprable to any other taste of personal happiness.
Amany
Can you define what "happiness" is???
Is it when you manage to fulfill all your dreams or even some of them? Is it when you have good education, notable job, comfortable house, satisfying money, loving spouse and beautiful children. Who doesn't dream of all these adornment?!! I think we all do and we all seek for happiness. We all live to achieve happiness. Even when we do righteous deeds, we do them to achieve everlasting happiness.
What if, for any reason, we can not achieve any of our goals. What if we failed to fulfill some of our dreams or any of them. What if Allah (swt.) chose something else?? How can we live without that essential feeling that we need to go on? When this happens, it is the time then to develop another very wide conception of happiness.
It won't be so difficult to redefine the meaning of happiness. We can taste it in the hearts of others. We can taste it when we can draw a sweet smile on some miserable faces. We can taste it in the joy we can grant to deprived and yearning hearts. We can taste it when we can remove grief and sorrow from over burdened shoulders. That taste of pure happiness is incomprable to any other taste of personal happiness.
Amany



