Chechen (Ingush) mystical Sufi ceremony 

Ahlul Sunnah doesn't do bid'ah. Lack of knowledge? When did Rasullah (saaws) or his (saaws) sahabah EVER do this in their lifes? Show me one proof. Stop making a fool out of yourself. There is no proof for this "running" worship of Allah (swt).

ok!!!, I like this, may I ask you a question, what did Rasulullah do, before being appointed as Rasul, particularly during His (s.a.w) khalwah alone in Jabal Nur ?

Mr Floyd, during the Prophet time there were a group of His Companion called the Sufis, these people are the most elite of the elite of His Prophet Muhammad s.a.w special force, muslim today rarely know this because being hidden from them by enemy of Islam

duaalam Blatant lies. What on earth are tou talking about? Your source? Please, spare us for it.

open your heart, the secret is within it, mind you, our existence is syirk, we are just shadows of The True Existence, everyone of use is an individual universe, you just have to explore your own internal being in order to understand your non existence and find The True existence, otherwise we are living in syirk khofi, will never meet our Creator Allah, when our time come to return. Think with our heart, not with our brain, then we will understand Insyallah, Ahlulsunnah faith is a fine centre line between muktazillah mazhab and jabarriah mazhab, be very carefull, which you belong too. This doesn't matter what we call our selve, either sufi, or salafi, Islam can generally be categories in these three faith. Be very carefull my friend.

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Do you have more info about this practice? I thought this was sufi tradition.

Ingush against ruzzki imperialism? Borz ju ho sa vosh!

True

TQ, someone do understand, the Sufis are on the front line, but a different kind of front line, most people rarely aware of this, that's why they make accusations against them

duaalam Brat can I Contact you?

Believe in Allah will never be haram, if you dance but your adorations are for God and only it isnt haram

+Ruskov Krimenko Jazak allah :)

It's a payer ceremony in their version of sufi islam. Sufi islam is practiced a bit all over the islamic map but is different per region

Oh so interesting

It’s not. It may look similar but it wasn’t taken from African sufis

Hahahahahahha, Your innocent

Awais Safir Actually such gatherings are not haram and such gatherings are not that different to what the Africa Sahaba did! Song and Dance is part of fitra there is no ayat nor hadith that states gathering for Allah is haraam! Now stop this utter garbage wahabism for it itself is a bida! never mind thinking Allah in literalist terms as wahabis do Nothing can contain Allah! And Allah does not literalluy sit on seats or has legs as wahabis would tell you Audhubillah!

+Awais Safir Sometimes I wonder what you guys even expect on posting one liners on RU-vid videos - if not knowledge (because HUNDREDS of Sunni scholars have justified such majlis), perhaps cheap controversy ? The prophet (pbuh) was in a different spiritual state - you can't expect all to be that way. Imam Junayd (ra) said that some peoples were so overtaken by dhikr Allah that their bodies followed them in outwards expression ; he also said that the best are those who keep their body still, while their soul dance as much as here, but he didn't condemn either groups : it's just that different peoples have different sensibilities, all to be respected. I'm sure you never ever spoke against those who jump in front of a football, cricket, ... match like you do with those people here who want to take on the struggle to remember Allâh (swt) in a society where it keeps getting harder. At least respect that.

+Arslan Akhtar answer me this. Ok the prophet sws was far ahead of any of creation spiritually. But did any of the sahaba have such practices? No. Nothing exists in any of their seera's to support this. If it was a good practice they would surely have been the first to do such. But they didn't. Why? Because rasul'allah sws never did. Not one shred of evidence exists to support such innovative worship. Besides. I've seen such 'majlis's' turn in to discos with break dancing and lights. Where do you draw the line?

Such gatherings are not haram in fact even Sayyiduna Muhammad attended such similar gatherings performed by the African New Muslim converts, i suggest you read more try the Musnad of Imam Hambal

Bismillah : Dancing in the Presence of the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ Sunnah, apart from the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ and his actions also include those acts which were done in front of him while he remained silent , which indicted his tacit approval for them. Ecstatic Sufi Dancing is from the Sunna of the Holy Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ as we will shortly see. Hadith no. 1 Aisha, Abu Hurayra, Anas ibn Malik and various others have reported this incident. Ethiopian companions of the Holy Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ used to celebrate the joyous occassion of Eid each year in an African way. Everyone used to gather in the Prophet's mosque (which, by the way, is the second most sacred sanctuary in Islam) to watch them playing and dancing. Abu Hurayra narrates: When everyone had gathered (in the mosque), these African Sahaba began expressing their sense of Joy by performing a cultural dance with spears to the rythm of their leather Drums in the courtyard of the Masjid Nabvi (right in front of the door that led to the Prophet's compartment!) While the crowd cheered the demonstrating Africans, the children of Medina formed a large circle around the performers, whirling around while singing in praise of the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ The Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ stood there smiling watching them . They were rhythmically chanting something with drumbeats in their language , upon which the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ inquired, “What are they saying?” And they responded in Arabic, “Muhummadun ‘Abdun Saalihun” (Muhammad is a Righteous Servant (Of God) Aisha, the wife of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم‎, was inside her chamber at that time. She reports that amidst all this, she heard Holy Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ call on to her "O Aisha! Come here, quick!" In Aisha's word's: The Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ was smiling watching the play and asked me if I would like to watch it too, and I said yes. The Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ then took Aisha into the crowd and placed her on his back to make her have a better view and she fondly remembers her cheek touching his cheek while she keenly watched the African spear dance and drumming with the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ .Aisha says "I leaned my head on his shoulder, with my cheek touching his and looked from between his ears and his shoulder" After some time, the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ asked if I had enough and wanted to go. A'isha asked to continue watching the performance and the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ consented; after some time he noticed her interest declining and asked her again whether she was satisfied, She replied in the affirmative. Aisha says 'and I was only a girl, and so you can well imagine how a girl of tender age is fond of watching the sport.' Anas ibn Malik narrates that shortly afterward, Umar ibn Al-Khattab entered the courtyard and on seeing Music & Dance inside the masjid, he was so incensed that he immediately picked up some pebbles and began throwing the dancers with it so as to get them to stop their dancing and drumming. As soon as the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ became aware of Umar’s protests he reprimanded Umar by saying to him: O Umar! Leave them alone, Let them enjoy entertainment and play, as I do not like to see rigidity in your faith" In another report most probably in deference to Umar’s intrusion, the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم‎ felt compelled to encourage the African dancers by saying: “Carry on with your drumming and dancing, O Bani Arfida! So that the Jews and Christians may know that there is latitude in our religion” (Bani Arfida was the kunya - the endearing nickname with which the Africans were known among the Arabs) References: Sahih al-Bukhari Vol: 2 Hadith No: 70 Sahih al-Bukhari Vol: 4 Hadith No: 155 Sahih al-Bukhari Vol: 4 Hadith No: 730 Sahih al-Bukhari Vol: 2 Hadith No: 103 Sahih Muslim: Book 004, Number 1942, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1944, 1945 Hakim, al-Mustadrak, Vol: 2, page 382 Hadith No: 3338 Tabrani Al-Mu'jam al-Awsat page 121, Volume 9 Hadith #3 Nasai, Sunan al-Kubra page # 309, Vol 5 Abd al-Razzaq, Musannaf p: 466, no. 19723. Al-Humaydi, al-Musnad p: 123-124, no. 254. al-Tirmidhi, p. 317. Abu Nu'aym p. 738, Ibn Hibban sahih p. 545, no. 5840. Al-Munawl, Fayz al-qadir, p.161, no. 1582. Al-Ayni, Umdat al-qari p. 216-217. Ahmad ibn Hanbal, al-Musnad 3:152, #12564]

+Alperen ÖZGÜR First time i've seen a Turk say anything bad about Caucasians

hahahaha i didn't meant something bad. i used "orc" as a warrior nation or stuff. sorry you understood wrong. i love them.

Orcs from lord of the rings ? It's more of an insult then compliment

+Timirbulat 95 i didnt think it that way. it's about mystism and not lotr, i think about world of warcraft.. anyway its just my own romantic thoughts; i never insult a caucasian.

***** Turks are our brothers that why I was surprised you compared us to orcs but I know what you meant to say