Mashhur Abu Nasir al-Farabi, having studied several fields of science, social and social problems, became the second teacher after Aristotle and made an invaluable contribution to the development and prosperity of mankind as a whole, to the development of branches of science. To this end, when we studied all the works of the scientist, we became convinced that he did not have a field of science that he did not study, from the art of speech to astronomy, where he studied, poisoned, drank oil and even admired and worshipped giant personalities born over a thousand centuries. It is known that in modern science we adhere to the theoretical basis laid down by these thinkers. In any article or treatise, the scientist also introduces the concept of "happiness". And among the socio-philosophical treatises there are only two works of the scientist related to the concept of "happiness". These are treatises "on the path of happiness" and "on achieving happiness." Now let's discuss our work "the path to happiness".