participate 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"...

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...

(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:...

Research and Practice 30.5 (1999): 504. Somer, Eli, and Meir Saadon. "Stambali: Dissociative possession and trance in a Tunisian healing dance." Transcultural...

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 »...

Other dances of the originally black population 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...