Meeting Mukhtiyar Ali
An episode from the documentary film Had Anhad in which Mukhtiyar Ali talks about his Sufi and Kabir singing tradition and performs.
An episode from the documentary film Had Anhad in which Mukhtiyar Ali talks about his Sufi and Kabir singing tradition and performs.
Indian Sufi folk singer from Pugal, near Bikaner in Rajasthan, of the semi-nomadic Mirasi community, who have carried the oral tradition of Sufiana Qalam in India. He is the twenty-sixth generation of a family of Sufi musicians going back some eight hundred years, and sings the mystical poetry of Kabir, Mira and the Sufi poet Bulleh Shah in the shrine tradition of northwest Rajasthan, which has few singers left.
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