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Maghraman| (Sheedi black instrument)

 Maghraman| (Sheedi black instrument)

 Maghraman| (Sheedi black instrument) From the beginning, blacks had a passion for rhythm, or, to put it another way, their natural attachment to music. Maghreman is an ancient tool of blacks; today's talk is about this tool.

Maghraman| (Sheedi black instrument)Maghraman| (Sheedi black instrument)

An integral part of our culture that has been with us for centuries. And which is still the most important source of our solidarity and identity in this day and age. Is the pride that has brought love and brotherhood to the world. Has presented an ideal example of a relationship with...

 Maghram is actually an African word. The meaning of which is narrated from our elders that "caller, caller, joiner" means it. In fact, whenever the beat of a magrman resounds.

 As far as its sound reaches from far and wide, whoever is hear, leaves all his work and comes close to the maghrman, that voice attracts everyone. 

Dhol has a special place in the life of the Shades. and especially they have a spiritual bond with the beat of Maghram. The enmities dissipate and all the people get together and Loved in a mysterious series.

 Especially on festive or happy occasions.on moonlit nights, Maghram is played by the Brazilian sheedi "Berimbau". Its rhythm is very similar to Maghram and it is also played standing up.

Similarly, the Caribbean Shaidis call it "Bata". and play it at various festivals. In India, our Shaidis play it on the occasion of Baba Ghor's Urs.

 They associate four drums with Maghram called  

Mosenda and Jalpa. There must be four of them. Besides, when the rhythm of the plains rings, the drums.

 There are three numbers, one of which is called Rahmani and the other two are called Qaisar. The Brazilian Shadi also uses three drums to play "Utaba ko", in which the big drum is called "Rum", the middle drum is called "Rum Pi" and the small drum is called Li.

 In the African country of Zanzibar, regular music is played. In Sudan, there is a large-scale dahmal called Sufi dance. which they mention. Their rhythm is similar to that of Dahamal here in which there is not even the slightest difference.

There is a kind of emotional state in the rhythm of the magharman. or the butt that plays with it and this sound is prominent in other playing instruments along with it.

 The songs we call adjectives have a special effect on them. There are three main types of magharman rhythms. The first of which is the keto werhu, which consists of three rhythms in the classical style. And requires considerable skill to play.

 Not everyone can play this rhythm, it requires exercise. What is mentioned in this rhythm is called maui. And this maui consists mostly of questions and answers. It also includes many manqabs.

 The second type (lus) is simple rodham which is also commonly called plain. Due to its simplicity, this rhythm is played in the Tarbiya pattern, which is more playful.

 In this style, dhikr is mentioned first, and later songs of happiness also become a part of it. So when this style reaches its peak. All the sheede are associated with a state of consciousness.

 The third type of style, commonly called Dhammal. is considered to be the mother of the Leva style. There are many similarities between the way it is played.

The sim of Dahmal is found in the same way in every way. The mention of Dahmal is in Swahili, Sindhi, Urdu. which are late in understanding due to the accent.

Along with Maghram, there are other instruments in which "Nafil". which is made of a seashell. Malunga is a star-like instrument played by our Shadi brothers in India.

 Egypt is like Jhan Jhan which is called Shekher in English. There is a slight difference in the rituals of Shaidi Dahamal in Karachi and Sindh but the series is the same.

 Internal Sindh also plays Dahamal in Rajab and Sha'ban. Nafil is usually played at shrines by the Malang-type people. Seeing this, the idea of ​​shahnai emerged. which is used with great skill, especially by Zanjabari. while the charm of his voice attracts him and his tone is a melody of unity.


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