https://youtube/watch?v=dZBO6toaD6o The Ahl-e Haqq does not observe Muslim rites and rituals. They neither believe the Prophecy of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad ibn Abdallah, nor accept the Prophecy of others like Jesus, Abraham and Moses. Furthermore, the Quran is not considered as the collection of holy verses of Allah. As a result, Druze and Baháís convictions are considered much closer to Islam than the Yarsani faith. the tanbur is the sacred instrument used for three forms of Kurdish music. The maqam-e kalem is alleged to be 2,000 years old. The sacred tanbur musician uses this for music during the Ahl-e Haqq prayer ceremonies. Its also employed as an acoustic solo or accompaniment for a vocalist. The maqam-e majlisi is performed with no pre-determined rhythm. This form relies on heavy improvisation so the music effectively accentuates storytelling, adds dimension to extended narratives, and highlights difficult social problems. Finally, the maqam-e majazi on the surface is party music that expresses earthly joys and fires of love; however, it can also use heavy symbolism to interpret deeper spiritual meanings.
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