ISLAMABAD: Mausikaar Welfare Trust, in collaboration with Lok Virsa, orchestrated a mesmerizing Sufi musical night in Islamabad, showcasing mystical dances and instrumental performances by renowned artists of Pakistan.
The event captivated the audience with its soul-stirring melodies and captivating performances, transporting viewers into a world of spiritual bliss.
The Sufi musical night served as a celebration of Pakistan’s diverse cultural heritage, uniting people from all walks of life in an evening filled with enchanting melodies and mesmerizing performances. With its fusion of traditional music and mystical dances, the event provided a platform for artists to showcase their talents and promote cultural understanding and appreciation.
As the audience immersed themselves in the soul-stirring rhythms and captivating movements, they were transported on a spiritual journey, embracing the essence of Sufism and the rich artistic legacy of Pakistan.
Living legends and internationally acclaimed artists of Pakistan took center stage, captivating the audience with their mesmerizing talents. Sheikh M. Zaman’s enchanting performance on the Dhool, Akbar Khamisoo’s soulful rendition on the Alghoza, and Hameed Khan’s captivating mastery of the Rubaab left the audience spellbound.
Accompanied by Iqbal Ali’s rhythmic beats on the Tabla, their performances resonated with the essence of Sufism.
Adding to the cultural richness of the evening, Asfand Yaar Khattak showcased the traditional Khatak Dance. Hydri Dance Group presented the folk dances from all provinces besides Gilgit, Baltistan and was applauded by all. Dr Seema Khan president Mausikaar Welfare Trust acted as host of the event sharing her insight on music and mysticism.
