Artistes unite in celebration of Sufi thought and poetry across regions and religions at a three-day festival
Source: A Sufi state of mind
Artistes unite in celebration of Sufi thought and poetry across regions and religions at a three-day festival
Source: A Sufi state of mind
If words come out of the heart they enter the heart. If they come out from the tongue, they do not pass beyond the ears” goes a Sufi saying and Sufi music seeking to discover truth by deepening one’s relationship with the creator is steeped in mysticism and poetry that emerges from the heart. It is this quality that makes Sufi music universal and beyond narrow divisions says Smita Bellur, the country’s first female Hindustani vocalist who has been accepted into the lineage of traditional Qawaals.
Source: The music of the soul
In the old quarter of Morocco’s coastal city of Essaouira, a newly-opened House of Memory has been dedicated to the historic coexistence of its Jewish and Muslim communities.
Source: Morocco’s House of Memory spotlights Jewish-Muslim coexistence – art and culture – Hindustan Times
‘Sufi Basant’ festival was celebrated in the holy shrine of Saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia on January 29. It is celebrated in five major Dargahs of Delhi since the 18th century and accounts of the same have been mentioned in a book – ‘Muraqqa-e-Delhi’.