Sufi Practices Explained
The practice of dhikr stands out as a defining characteristic of Sufism, with variations reflecting regional musical influences. While some orders, like the Naqshbandi, engage in silent meditation, others, such as the Tijani in Senegal, showcase melodic chanting that resonates with West African sounds. The diversity in dhikr practices highlights the rich tapestry of Sufi traditions, making them both unique and integral to the broader Islamic community.In this clip
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