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Sufi - Sukun

Ayasofya (Saint Sophia)- Turkish Sufi

Turkish Sufi Music - Ya Allah ♥

Turkish sufi music - 7anin - Ozlem -bir nostalji  ♥

One of my favorite Tracks. This qawali is a tradition of Story-telling in Punjab, a great musical tradition. Performed by (Late) Zahoor Ahmed, Maqbool Ahmed Qawals from Faisalabad.

Bulleh Nachan Da Dasso ki Sabab Ho Gaya!

A full-length orchestral narrative told in twenty movements, blending the architecture of early counterpoint with the tension of a crime drama. Each track unfolds like a chapter in a case file: solemn organ and strings open the investigation, harpsichord patterns tick like forensic clocks, and solo lines for cello, violin, oboe, and continuo sketch the emotional terrain of detectives, witnesses, suspects, and shifting clues.

The middle movements tighten into layered fugues, sharp dances, and atmospheric recitatives as evidence accumulates and motives collide. Elegant misdirections, analytical motifs, and shadowed harmonies push the story deeper into confrontation and revelation.

The final stretch builds toward judgment: a rising passacaglia, triumphant brass, and a canon of interlocking voices. The closing fugue gathers every motif in the album, weaving them into a towering resolution where each theme finds its place in the larger design. A full dramatic arc captured entirely through acoustic instruments, structural clarity, and noir-infused gravitas.

The Quick and the Quiet

Turkish Sufi : Diriliş Ertuğrul

It's Turkis instrumental music, especially of a flute. It's really soothing and something giving comfort.

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Turkish Sufi Music - stranger - harika

The Girnari Jogi Group from Sindh, Pakistan recorded these tracks as part of their debut album. This is a sampling of music from their album available at http://www.madguru.com which helps provide the group with livelihood. Support culture by purchasing music and spreading the word.

10 Loko Tumhara Kya (Bulleh Shah)

Rashmi Agarwal-Ranjha Ranjha-Sufi-Bulleh Shah

Sharif Idu is a Sufi artist from Punjab who represents four hundred years old Dhadhi, a tradition that originated from great Sikh guru Hargobind. Characteristic for his way of singing are abrupt yet extremely controlled breaks in melodic structure that blend with accidental notes played Sarangi (string instrument called ‘the instrument of a hundred colors’).

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