Estaughfur’llah Dhikr by the Mevlevi Order of America
Date: Saturday, November 10, 2012
Time: 7:30 PM
Venue: Main Hall, ICCNC, 1433 Madison St., Oakland
Ticket price: $15 online / $20 at the door
Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/282691
The Dervish tradition of whirling and sacred Turkish music provides the foundation of the Mevlevi dhikr (devotional act). The Estaughfur’llah Dhikr is a dynamic living prayer of forgiveness and remembrance of oneness, integrating chanting, movement, and music as a participatory experience.
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Your are invited to participate in this dhikr lead by the Mevlevi Shaikhs snd Shakihas: Hadi and Shakina Reinhertz, Jemaluddin Val Brown, and Susan St Thomas. The devotional Turkish music will be provided by The Mevlevi Mutrip ( Musical Ensemble) composed of Shaikh(s) Jami Walsh, Oud, Nur Jemaluddin Henke, Ney and Salih Bloombaun, Bendir.
Teachers in training and semazens ( turners) will be will be part of the evening in service to our caravan of Love.
“Come, come who ever you are, wanderer, worshipper, lover of leaving, ours is not a caravan of despair. Though you have broken your vows a hundred times………….. Come, come again!” Hazrati Mevlana Jelaleddin Rumi
For more information, please visit www.hayatidede.org
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