- Eboo Patel: Who Sings for Islam? - On Faith at washingtonpost.com

- My raag and sur are my ice cream - Hindustan Times

- Fried lotus stem snack popular among Kashmiri youth - Thaindian News

- Jodha Akbar (A Tale of eternal love )

- Jodhaa Akbar - the Emperor

- VOA News - Documentary About 800-Year-Old Mystic Inspires Interfaith Dialogue

- BBC NEWS | In pictures: Sudan's whirling dervishes

- City Pages - Culture To Go - Haale: Fields of clover and tantric sex

- Sufism and Scottish pipes: Rahman's musical recipe

- Mercan Dede, 800 | | guardian.co.uk Arts

- Johnny Depp may do an item number in Shantaram

- IndiaPost.com - Nature of love is union, nature of ego is separation

- A Mystic Faith Soaked In Universal Love-Speaking Tree-Opinion-The Times of India

- Musical event to create new bonds

- The Indian connection in Devotion

- Rumi's Time Has Come (Again)

- Remembering Nusrat 1948-1997

- The star of Islam world performed for 50,000 people

- Islam's Sufism combines art with theology

- The Sufis whirl into the world of politics

- Fez, the heart of Morocco. Still fundamentally a medieval city, Fez is a revelation of the many layered nature of Moroccan culture

- Bollywood under the Sufi spell

Nauheed Cyrusi in ‘Anwar’

- 'Media doesn't understand Sufi'

- Get ready for Sufi Kathak!

- Rumi is the Answer to All Our Problems: On the Occasion of Moulana Rumi's 800th Birth Anniversary

- Maulana Rumi remains intellectual connection between Islam, West: Mushahid

Iranian American singer Haale held sway
Wednesday at the Black Cat. (By Aarona Pichinson)

- Haale, Blissfully Bridging East & West

- Data Ganj Buksh’s 963rd urs starts today

- Dervish brings eclectic mix of Irish music to the Twin Tiers

Brian McDonagh saw a movie about the Whirling Dervishes, a sect of the Sufi religion where practitioners get so caught up in music, they spin around and around. The spinning forms an important part of their religious observance.

- India Made Easy

- Recipe for success

 

Musical production ‘Darb-Al-Harir’ will
perform in Mumbai on March 23.

- Mixing Arabic, Spanish and Rajasthani classical

- Delhi's Dargah of faith and love

- ‘Sufi music praised for its healing effects’

- Year of the 800-year-old poet

`Love's nationality is separate from all other religions.

The lover's religion and nationality is the Beloved(God).

The lover's cause is separate from all other causes.'

–Rumi

- Sufi singer Rahat carves niche in world music

- An evening of Sufi Kathak

- Call for promoting Shah Latif's message of unity

- Dervishes will give Lexington a whirl

- Traditional, yet new

- The housewife and the chickpea - On January 14 and 15 the world commemorates Jalaluddin Rumi’s literary contributions to world peace.

- ‘Peace, tolerance go hand in hand’

- The former Cat Stevens, Yusuf Islam, to perform at Nobel Peace Prize Concert

- NYC's "A Soul of Asia Program: In the Path of Rumi" project in honor of Rumi

- Ellen Burstyn's True Face - The Oscar-winning actress talks about embracing her essence, a love of Sufi poetry, and her scorchingly honest new memoir.

- FINDING MY RELIGION - Anne Scott, a follower of Sufism, teaches feminine spirituality

- Nusrat ke nashe mein...

- New CD From Geoffrey Armes Inspired by a Sufi Princess

- Teton Wellness Festival: Mapping the Divine: an interview with visionary artist Alex Grey

- At Tanglewood, patience truly has its rewards

- Azam Ali: "A glorious unforgettable instrument"

Photo by ALIA Agency

BOUNDARY-PUSHING: Niyaz — Azam Ali, Loga Ramin Torkian
and Carmen Rizzo — incorporates ancient Sufi poetry
into heavily electronic, percussive music.