Sufi music or mystical music is an expression of love, devotion and connection with God. It often throws listeners into the realm of ecstasy. Though various in form, these acts of expressions are common in the peaceful search for the Divine and breed a mystical unity among different schools of thoughts. Subcontinent (India and Pakistan) [...]
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The Sound of the whirling dervishes
Posted in Bullleh Shah, Kabir, Music, Sufism, tagged Bajjans, Bulleh Shah, Kabir, Pandit Kumar Gandhvara, Qawali, Saeen Zahoor, Sufi Music, Sufism on September 16, 2011 | 4 Comments »
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