- parti****te in zār, and
Tuisinian Jewish women have a
practice called Stambali.
Stambali uses incense,
music (traditionally
performed by
Black musicians from...
- by Afro-Arabs in the
Tihamah and Hejaz.[citation needed] In addition,
Stambali of
Tunisia and
Gnawa music of
Morocco are both
ritual music and dances...
-
Northeast Africa and West Asia, the Hausa's Bori rites,
Tunisian Jewish Stambali, in
parts of
Southeast Asia,
Moroccan Hamadsha,
Egyptian "ghost riders"...
-
Research and
Practice 30.5 (1999): 504. Somer, Eli, and Meir Saadon. "
Stambali:
Dissociative possession and
trance in a
Tunisian healing dance." Transcultural...
-
involving jars of water. The most
common religious dance is
probably the
Stambali,
which originated as a
ritual dance to
glorify Sidi Saad, a
devout Sudanese...
-
Slavery in Tunisia.
Africa portal Arab
slave trade Islamic views on
slavery Stambali (in French) « Esclaves chrétiens et
esclaves noirs à
Tunis au
XVIIIe siècle »...
- (maqsura)
where the
saint Masouda Essamra is buried.
Prayer room
Entrance A
stambali show in
front of the
monument Mahfoudh,
Faouzi (1988). The city of Sfax:...
-
Other dances of the
originally black po****tion of the
Maghreb are the
Stambali, a
Tunisian dance that is part of an
obsession rite and its
Moroccan counterpart...
-
Morocco gather in the
Derdeba ceremony,
whose counterpart in
Tunisia is the
Stambali rite. Similarly, the "black"
spirits of the Tuareg, who are met with tendé...
