Aashiq al-Rasul - Weblinks

"Everyone smiles in the same language." Aa'shiq al-Rasul

Weblinks

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1	Ulfah Arts Ulfah Arts works to develop audiences and artists for a diverse range of cultural organisations including, theatres, museums and arts organisations. We develop projects that engage different faith groups as artists and audience members. This in turn benefits the community, engaging them in mainstream, wider society, giving them a chance to contribute to British culture.	524
2	Dervish Arts Dervish Arts is a training and education provider that is focused on bringing down the barriers that exist between communities. We believe we have a tried and tested formula that will begin the journey towards creating harmony of all the varied communities within the UK. What's the formula? Dialogue through the medium of creative art! Art is an universal language that extends well beyond any national borders.	526
3	Pamela Jabbar Birmingham based Muslimah writer, runner up in the Muslim Writer's Awards. Visit the website to sample her work.	468
4	Naat A Na`at (Persian: نعت) is a poetry that specifically praises the Islamic prophet Muhammad. It is the Islamic equivalent of hymn or bhajan. Many of the famous scholars in the earlier days of Islam wrote Naat. People who recite Naat are known as Naat-Khuwan or Sana-Khuwan.	428
5	Hamd A Hamd (Arabic: حمد‎) is a poem or song in praise of Allah. A hamd is usually written in either Arabic, Persian, Punjabi, or Urdu. Sung hamd can be found in qawwali performances. Hamd comes from the Qu'ran which Muslims believe is Allah's word. It is equivalent to the word "Praise" in English language. "All things praise you (Allah)" (Quran)	510
6	Nasheeds A Nasheed (Arabic: singular نشيد , plural أناشيد; also spelt Nasyid in Malaysia and Indonesia; in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Ilahija) is an Islamic-oriented song. Traditionally, it is sung a cappella, accompanied only by a daff. This musical style is used because many Muslim scholars interpret Islam as prohibiting the use of musical instruments except for some basic percussion. Many people admire the purity and simplicity of the music.	434
7	Islamic Music Islamic music is Muslim religious music, as sung or played in public services or private devotions. The classic heartland of Islam is Arabia and the Middle East, North Africa and Egypt, Iran, Central Asia, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Because Islam is a multicultural religion, the musical expression of its adherents is diverse. The indigenous musical styles of these areas have shaped the devotional music enjoyed by contemporary Muslims.	522