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Devotional Sufi music that expresses love and yearning for the divine, typically without instrumental accompaniment.

A Turkish musical tradition performed by wandering Sufi minstrels, emphasizing spiritual themes and often accompanied by the saz or bağlama.

A vocal improvisation over a drone or sustained note in Arabic Sufi music, focusing on beautiful vocal ornamentations.

A form of Arabic poetic ode commonly recited in Sufi traditions, often honoring a specific patron saint or religious event.

A form of Sufi music and poetry that is a personal prayer or intimate conversation with God.

A Sufi ceremony that involves music and dance, believed to be a means of reaching the divine and achieving mystical union.

Religious poetry that expresses praise of the Prophet Muhammad, often recited with musical accompaniment in Sufi traditions.

A genre of music that combines elements of rock with traditional Sufi music themes and instruments.

A collective ritual in Sufism that combines dhikr with rhythmic body movements, intending to reach spiritual presence in a group setting.

A genre of Sufi music that involves hymns sung to praise Allah, promoting contemplation and connection with God.

A form of Sufi devotional music popular in South Asia, aiming to lead listeners to a state of spiritual ecstasy.

An Arabic traditional genre often included in Sufi music, characterized by emotional improvisation in singing.

A poetic form consisting of rhyming couplets that often express the pain of loss and the beauty of love, used in Sufi music.

The music of a group of Bengali mystic minstrels, noted for its incorporation of Sufi themes and its role in expressing the spiritual experience.

A type of Sufi devotional music, Qaul is the 'utterance' of the prophets, often set to music and repeated in Sufi rituals.

An instrumental solo in Middle Eastern music, especially Turkish Sufi music, that is typically improvised and serves as a prelude or interlude.

Poetry and music that conveys deep philosophical and mystical Sufi themes, reflecting the understanding, or 'irfan', of reality.

The practice of remembrance of God, often involving repetitive chanting or singing of God's names and attributes.

A type of spiritual poetry and music attributed to specific Sufi saints, often with an emphasis on human and divine love.