Abstract
The Amal form is an ancient Turkish music form widely practiced during the 15th century and exists in many periodicals published during the time of Murat II and Fâtih. The following century, Murabba superseded amal. Although it is not similar in terms of figure and performance, we can see that the word "kar" is preferred instead of the amal in the lyrics collection written after the 17 th century. Arabic and Turkish examples are also found besides the amals which are generally Persian. We included examples from Abd al-Qadir Maraghi, who is renowned for his works being a theorist, a composer, and a performer. In this work, we reviewed a periodical within which many of Maraghi’s works existed. In this article, according to the anonymous lyrics collection, the performance of amal form and the determination of the compositions of this form by Maraghi are given.