Musical forms that reflect devotion in Indian music include Kirtan, Shabad, hymns, Qawwali and Bhajans. These forms are sung in temples, gurudwaras, churches and dargahs, focusing on spiritual themes, religious stories and praise of divine beings. Class 6 Arts Kriti-I Chapter ...
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The primary motif of Indian musical expressions is devotion (Bhakti). Many traditional forms of Indian music, such as Kirtan, Shabad and Qawwali, focus on spiritual themes, conveying love for God and fostering emotional connections through rhythmic and melodic expressions. Class 6 ...
Indian music has evolved through cultural traditions, deeply rooted in society’s practices. Bhakti (devotion) plays a crucial role, influencing forms like Kirtan, Shabad, hymns and Qawwali, which express faith, emotions and spirituality through music. Class 6 Arts Kriti-I Chapter 9 Melodies ...
Nowruz, the Persian New Year, has mixed recognition in Islam. Shia Muslims often associate it with historical religious events, such as Imam Ali’s appointment as successor. Many Muslim-majority regions, including Iran and parts of Central Asia, celebrate it as a ...
Traditional instruments preserve cultural identity by maintaining authentic sounds, musical styles and historical significance. Instruments like Chenda, Thavil, Chimta and Pungi ensure that folk music and traditions continue. They connect new generations to ancestral heritage, keeping regional art forms alive ...