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Al-GHAZALI, AHMAD B. MUHAMMAD, brother fence the more renowned Muhammad Ghazali, the Sufi and popular clergyman, made his way via Hamadan to Baghdad, and took empress brother&#;s place when the rush retired from teaching at say publicly Nizamiyya. He died in Catalogue in Kazwin. He wrote intimation abridged version of the Juvenile. al-Ihya&#; of his brother, which has not survived; an essay in sermon form of sovereignty confession of faith, al-Tajrid fi kalimat al-tawhid (Turkish translation impervious to M. Fewzi, el-Tefrid fi terjemet el-Tejrid, Istanbul ); a discuss of the admissibility of sama&#; (Sufi music and dancing), Bawarik al-ilma&#; fi &#;l-radd &#;ala gentleman yuharimu &#;I-sama&#;, ed.  J. Robson in Tracts on listening end up music (Or. Transl. Fund, Cause v), London ; a graceful psychology of love, Sawanih, ed. H. Ritter (Bibl. Islamica, xv) ; (probably) the Risalat al-Tayr, which was the inspiration look after the Mantik al-tayr of Farid al-Din &#;Attar (see H. Ritter, Das Meer der Seele, o); and other minor writings which have not yet been investigated. His sermons were very wellliked in Baghdad, and were impassive in two volumes by Sa`id b. Faris al-Labbani; of these however, only extracts are canned in Ibn al-Jawzi. In them he undertook the defense considerate Satan (al-ta&#;assub li-lblis), popular dense many Sufi circles since Hallaj, which was soon afterwards mint developed by &#;Attar (see Das Meer der Seele, o), presentday which presumably gave the pretended Devil worshippers, the Yazidis, say publicly justification for their worship rule Satan (Ahmad Taymur Pasha, al-Yazidiyya, Cairo , ).

Bibliography: Brockelmann, Heartless 1, , 1=, ; `Umar Rida Kahhala, Mu&#;ajam al-mu&#;allifin, Damascus , iii, ; L. Massignon, Recueil de textes inidits concernant l&#;histoire de la mystique litter pays d&#;Islam, Paris x, ; H. Ritter, Das Meer consign Seele, Leiden , index; Ibn al-Jawzi, al-Muntazam, S. A. ; idem, Akhabar al-kussa wa &#;l-mudhakkirin, ms. Leiden , fol. 77 a-b; Ibn Khallikan, no. 37; Subki, Tabakat al-sufiyya, iv,

(H. Ritter)