Category: film
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The Influences of Persian and Urdu Poetry
Persian poetry boasts a rich history that spans millennia, dating back to ancient Persia. During its classical period, which thrived during the Islamic Golden Age, Persian poetry produced luminaries such as Rumi, Hafez, Saadi, and Ferdowsi. The influence of Persian poetry rippled far beyond the borders of Persia,…
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the mystical heart of sema
In the realm of spiritual practices, few are as captivating and profound as the Sema, the mystical dance of the Whirling Dervishes. Originating from the Sufi tradition and inspired by the teachings of the 13th-century poet and philosopher Rumi, Sema is a sacred ritual that transcends the boundaries…
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Exploring the Magic of Qawwali
In the world of music, as per The Therapeutic Magic of Sufi Music, few genres possess the captivating power to transport listeners to a realm of spirituality and emotion quite like Qawwali. Rooted in the mystical traditions of Sufism, this devotional form of music has a rich history…
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the therapeutic magic of sufi music
In a fast-paced world filled with stress and chaos, the soothing melodies of Sufi music have emerged as a remarkable source of solace and therapy for the soul. With its rich history rooted in spirituality, Sufi music goes beyond mere entertainment, offering a therapeutic experience that nurtures the…
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The Influence of Music on Social Justice and Political Movements
Throughout history, the compelling synergy between music and the quest for social justice and political change has forged an unbreakable bond. From civil rights marches to anti-war protests, the evocative power of music has served as a beacon for transformation. This interplay between melodies and movements has not…
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The Rise of Banned Literature in Education
Particularly since 2021, a quiet trend has been sweeping across the globe – the banning of literary works that were once considered pillars of literature and culture. The Guardian reports “Since Pen America started tracking public school book bans in July 2021, [it] has recorded more than 4,000 instances…