Sufi Music Sheikh Ahmed Al Tuni 6

Live performance of Sheikh Ahmed Al Tuni at Jesuits Cultural Center in Alexandria on 17 Ramadan 1431 - 27 August 2010. This clip was shot by Ahmad Eddeeb using a Canon Powershot A610.
Al-Tuni is one of the last great Upper-Egyptian singers of the ritual and sacral repertoire who conduct the dhikr ritual (also zikr; remembrance) in the fresh and dusty starry nights of the Sahara, during which the divine name is repeated with special breathing techniques, leading all participants straight forward into a trance under the guidance of munshid. The master of ceremony is accompanied by a small formation of excellent musicians called takht: ruqq, duff, darabuka, qawal, kamanga and oud all preserve their individuality of expression and provide ornamented, modulated support or dialogue with the singing master.

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First I ever heard of Sufi music. Thank you for sharing.

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I love Ahmed el tuni ❤❤❤

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رحمة الله عليك ياسلطان المداحين

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Great stuff, thanks.

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Please which part of these videos includes the song Ya Maddad?

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hamdulillah