M. Abdurrahman Fitzgerald is the director of the Center for Language and Culture, Marrakesh. He has been involved in education and the study of Arabic, Islam, and Sufism for the past thirty years. He co-translated Ibn al-Qayyim on the Invocation of God worked on the editing and annotation of Denys Johnson-Davies's translation of al-Ghazali's Kitab adab al-akl, and on Dr. Kenneth Honerkamp's edition of al-Rasa'il al-kubra by Ibn 'Abbad. Originally from California, Abdurrahman Fitzgerald and his wife migrated to Morocco in the late 1970s. Since that time, he has been involved in education and the study of Arabic, Islam, and Sufism for the past thirty years. He co-translated Ibn al-Qayyim on the Invocation of God (Islamic Text Society, 2000), worked on the editing and annotation of Denys Johnson-Davies's translation of al-Ghazali's Kitab adab al-akl (Islamic Texts Society, 2000), and also on Dr. Kenneth Honerkamp's edition of al-Rasail al-kubra by Ibn Abbad (Dar al-Machreq, 2005). Other works translated with Fouad Aresmouk include The Immense Ocean, a portion of Ibn Ajiba's Quranic commentary; The Book of Ascension, Ibn Ajiba's spiritual glossary; and a portion of the work, Two Sufi Commentaries, all published by Fons Vitae. Abdurrahman holds degrees from the University of California and Shenandoah University, Virginia, and is the director of the Center for Language and Culture, Marrakesh.