('ishq) held by Yahyā b. Khālid al-Barmakī . (See al-Bistāmī , (reg. 487/ Āghā Khān (q.v.), later split into two further groups : Qadar; Qadariyya.) Yazīd (died 261/874 or 264/877-8) One of the most famous of all the mediaeval sūīs and notorious utterer of such ecstatic phrases my majesty!'. He spent most of his life in Bistām where he died. If he wrote anything, nothing has survived. However, his multitudinous sayings became well-known.

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('ishq) held by Yahyā b. Khālid al-Barmakī . (See al-Bistāmī , (reg. 487/ Āghā Khān (q.v.), later split into two further groups

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Burhāniyya Popular sūfī (q.v.) order in Egypt, especially in Cairo (q.v.), and elsewhere, also called the Dasūqiyya. It derives its names from its founder Burhān al-Dīn Ibrāhīm b. Abī '1-Majd

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'Abd al-'Azīz al-Dasūqī (c. 644/1246-687/1288 but other dates are given). The present-day order in Egypt characterizes itself as Shādhilī as well as Dasūqī and Burhānī. (See al-Husayn b. 'Alī; Shādhiliyya; Tasawwuf.)

Burqa See Burqu'.