Absolutely PRIMAL, I can feel the energy from my screen, this must feel so good after they're done, they go back home sit and relax almost like they just had a massage, it feels unreal.
Just like going to a really good rock concert with all your best mates: friends from childhood, work, neighbors and cousins, singing songs that praise a higher spiritual level. I dont follow any religion at the moment but this ritual is quite deep like you said.
This is the only proof of humanity left. All other proofs of kindness are individual acts or symbols of something. This is what action is about - in human terms.
Around a thousand years ago Imam Muhammad Al Ghazali told story of a man walking in the jungle. A roaring lion ran towards him and the man ran as fast as he could to escape from it. He noticed a well in front of him and he jumped inside hoping to escape from the lion. As he was falling inside the well, he grabbed onto the rope and saved himself. The man was so relieved but when he looked down he saw a big snake at the bottom of the well. It had its jaws wide open ready to swallow him up. The man then looked up and saw two mice nibbling at the rope. A black mouse and a white were both chewing into the rope. The scary lion was still prowling outside the well. The man's heart was pounding as he wondered how he could escape from this. Then he noticed a honeycomb in front of him which had delicious honey dripping from it. He stuck his finger into the honey and put it inside his mouth. It was delicious and for a moment he forgot about the lion, the snake and the two mice chewing at the rope. Imam Ghazali explained that the lion is like the angel of death which is always looming above us. The snake was like his grave which all humans will face. The black mouse and white mouse were like the day and night which are always nibbling at our life (the rope). The honey was like this dunya which with its momentary sweetness makes us forget the death and the eternal life.
+Wouter d.B. to enjoy the pulse of the universe cannot be weird, it is a natural rhythm which replenishes your physical energy, enjoy! You can find more references if you search for "Dhikr"
The Arabic phrase of worship "ilila Allah" literally means, "only God" and when reciting you must concentrate only on the presence of The Almighty Creator all around you
It probably hurts and is quite unpleasant, and you and everyone else would sweat their ass off, and it would smell horrible, because these guys do this for 30-60 minutes non stop
I think people making fun must have totally sealed off hearts and minds. This is so powerful. The solidarity of keeping in sync, fosters a very brotherly atmosphere. That one man chanting clearly and powerfully without a microphone. He must have lungs strong as anything. Everyone focused on devotion to the One. The Eternal. La illah ilAllah.
This is a hysterical funny dance. They don’t seem to realize how goofy and stupid this is. And Muhammad was a pedophile. A 7 year old girl named Aisha comes to mind………………..
They are saying no one worthy of worship except the one true creator and enjoying the power of the truth a strengthening of the heart and spirit. As a brotherhood strength and truth beyond truth and great relax peace pleasure and the monotheism rids all spiritual disease and good exercise brotherhood sharing spirit too
@@ph0n3imp0st0r this is a pagan war dance brought over to islam by Chechnya when they integrated into Islam. It's the same as how the Europeans integrated Christmas into christianity after the conversion.
@@tanishareynolds3748 Integrating certain aspects of culture and custom with Islam as long as it does not contradict the beliefs and principles of Islam and it does not become obligatory and mainstream for all Muslims (as in people don't consider such acts as obligatory in Islam so as to become mainstream) is fine. Even if what you are saying is true the Chechnyans just changed their old tradition into an Islamically viable group Dhikr/Zikr (remembrance of God). Countries like Turkey also have similar Zikr traditions albeit with less physical movement.
@@YamacKocovali7 Exactly, this is fine. Infact, the young Sahaba who were very shy in meeting the prophet would begin to do zikr around the prophet....
This is more than a dance or a cardio workout. This is a lesson of unity and solidarity. Like, when soldiers march together in a mass formation, or run together in formation, everyone in step, everyone running to the same cadence. Unity and solidarity. That's a lesson good for any community.
@@omeeoa_ynhd4476 Hes makin a reference to the steryotypical sounds that native americans make when singing and dancing. They did dance in a circular pattern too. He/she is not saying the people in this video are native Americans, just joking of similarity
@shakybill3 Thank you for the response good sir for this has helped me In my long journey due to the fact that I have been thinking about this all day long for several days and your response has changed my life and turned it around
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G L.C bro idk about goon squads because u made that up plus chopping of heads is not wrong this all started to the path of Allah, Sunnis rules had changed tremendously, I’m not saying that there might be pure Sunni groups but rn we are instructed to worship Allah and follow. Our prophet, where does it say swearing is ok, where does it say sit on a chair and move ur heads up and down, it is more for the fear of Allah, not just love, our hearts can be deceived by ones personal greed, anyone was a Muslim before but there was people who did anything for there personal needs
No disrespect to the people of this culture with my incoming comment... THIS SHIT IS FIRE! No matter how many times I see it, it makes me wanna get out there with them. You just gotta love different cultures, their songs & dance.
@@TheeTwanSoloFYI this may be a cultural thing but has absolutely no basis in Islam. Yes you will find many unfortunately who will ascribe it to Islam but it isnt. its an innovation and a sin
It’s nice how they hold each other when it stops so nobody gets hurt and knows what’s going on And if you notice the elders are on the inner circle where they don’t have to move as fast and there’s less risk of them getting hurt
***** yes Imran....my mother is sick and 80 years old....god writ your writing in his book.....when you die u may find your insult toward an old woman,,,Your mother ,Imran,i repecte her,if she still alive,i wish for her long life in good health...Amiiine,,,but you,,,,i wish u are in front of me,,,i swear to god,i can teach you the respect of old people !!!! Ur side show no education at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
U know? My😊dear❤ brother +Lion Of Baghdad, ALLAH is just a Middle-Eastern name 4 GOD/Bhagvan ji {Jehova} & TRUTH/Dharma in Quran is of Jesus/Prajapathi/Allah-the-Beta!'Muhammad’ is a arabic word 4 ‘Praiseworthy’ Which is an attribute/description of Jesus/Prajapati/Allah-the-Beta. There R people who R named Jesus but that doesn't make them Jesus{Allah-the-Beta} Right? Same with the name ‘Muhammad’I LOVE❤ Muhammad but He is NOT a prophet of AllahJesus/Isa is King of Kings & Lord of Lords. Jesus is the Lord of Muhammad 2!
I am a non muslem scottish guy but i find this amazing ritual out of this world if only i could be involved in 1 its like a prayer and a fitness class at the same time no meaning to offend any1 i find it amazing thanks for that upload 👏👏
@@davidcameron1792 spiritually it is very powerful and it is a deep feeling within yourself that you will feel. Words cannot describe the feeling. The emptiness feeling every human goes through is filled with remembering our creator
Why do Sufis chant? … dance and movement, and other demonstrative exhibitions of faith, as palpable demonstrations of ecstatic love and spiritual joy in communion with the Divine And this actually is considered haram in the muslim community . This has absolutely nothing to do with Islam, rather their own pleasure of hypnosis
dat boi shawn who tips 0% I think it's pretty cool too, especially the chanting. I wonder if this wouldn't be a big hit with American Indians too. Hell if all I had is the soundtrack to go by, I'd say it's either something from Sibiria or American Indian.
@statinskill No it wouldn't, unlike this culture, Southwestern American NATIVES don't take in religion. And the Native American dances have a much older purpose than this video. Pow-wow on the other hand... They might take it in willingly.
there could be around 200 men circling.. that makes average 15 tons jumping up and down .. I think no building would withstand that level of stress without cracks😂 😅 .. glad they do it in some form of a tent on the ground
There are studies that when someone is singing or dancing at the same tempo for a while, their hearts will actually start to beat to that beat and align the people in the choir or group. I can’t imagine the feeling of everyone being in sync in this circle and what it must feel like doing this with that amount of people.
@@JoyboyNika you can call it whatever you want, but it's actually about the heart and brain magnetic fields that we all have ... In fact, each human av size has about 7 octillion atoms within self... And we carry about 190 millivolts in our body of current .. so that's physics , from here you can use this the way you want , my friend ...
@@JohnVieiraact It's sad when people feel the need to rudely spout modern science to rationalize what has been acknowledged for millenia through the wisdom which the contemporary deified intelligence mostly fails to grasp.
@@TheHellMaggot well it's sad , but... We can't discourage awakening for others, and in fact, we should help them ...they don't know, what they don't know... I have a acquaintance that her therapy is dancing ....so she has mental health issues, but if she dances everyday , she feels better ...she can't just exercise ... She has to dance... Gawd lordy almighty forbid that, if we had Dance as therapy inc in mental health treatment ... She can actually lead a dance ...so she could go from patient, to instructor ....but, in the US mental health providers are not that smart, and insurance have nit figured out to make money w dancing .... 🙄 Nuances of the modern life surrounded by ignorance due to org religion, that has dumbed down humankind ...
deadseriousforsure -- contact themercifuljustice@gmail.com , he can direct you to where you can experience this. We practice this form and many other forms of thikr in the Tariqat of Ustadh Hajji Kunta (QadassaAllahSirrehAlAzeez)
+Syed Ali ok, why u give a shit about their practice? if they aren't hurting anyone let them pray the why they believe BTW i don't believe of what they doing, but i have to respect it you make me disgusted stupid coconut head
+TheBinkhalaf sorry. I appreciate that to respect. also I respect all people as we are all are human. but just I was clarifying that this is not practising of Islam. this is not teaching of Islam. this is innovation. what is not allow in Islam religion. I hate their practice because they are doing this by saying as it is Islamic practice or Islamic worship.
This is really kind of a beautiful thing. This is a gem of raw humanity. It seems ancient and somehow refined at the same time. Religious argument aside, this is something of humanity that should be more documented. One day this tradition may no longer exist or transform. This is stunning, primal and incredibly artistic.
I agree entirely. There's a primal heartbeat to this, and if you listen long enough, your own heart starts matching that rhythm. It taps into something primordial, and sweeps us away.
@@rus2073 and also dancing to get close to allah....is wrong. Praying to allah is really enough to get close, sufism has many misconceptions that need to be cleared. But then again it's yalls wish whatever u follow, ure not forced or nothin
@@azgamer2367 we don't dance to get close to allah swt , it's not even dancing , we show allah that we are ready anything to do for allah , we move around in circles until we cannot anymore
They too need that tribal drum beating chanting and dancing around the fire experience, it actually makes them seem more like people to me when they do that. We white people should do that too by rediscovering the traditions of our ancestors.
@@benoitpasut7553 They are Чеченцы, therefore the correct transliteration would be Chechentsy (GOST) or Tschetschenzy (Duden transliteration) or rather Chechens in English or Tschetschenen in German. Here's a table that is very helpful www.uni-heidelberg.de/fakultaeten/neuphil/iask/sued/seminar/abteilungen/russisch/russisch_translit.html That said, you're right that they are white people but also Muslims. However their religious believes are entirely incompatible with the culture of all other white peoples and we have in the past fought many bloody wars to keep Islam out of Europe. When I say we need to rediscover our roots, I'm thinking back to the believes and the cultus of our German forebears before Christianity and the analogs thereof in other white peoples.
i dont see it as some chant or anything , looks more like a comminity dance thingy, i can think this is pretty fun doing even though u dont get into your hypnotised state that they desire
You are so ignorant Osama and so blind with you Wahhabism. They are experiencing God, you just believe God, thats the difference. Wala dhikrullahi akbar -Remembering God is the greatest
Maybe it's from years of being in a marching pipe band, but it is so satisfying to watch such synced up movement in a huge crowd of people. Like, I feel so happy and this looks like so much fun, my day has been made :D
The Circle of Life Dance, a very beautiful cultural and Spiritual Dance. This may come from very, very old dance. Elders/wise ones in inner circle. Outer circle younger, those who are learning working harder to learn the Spiritual way of life. (running to keep up with the way.) One calling out the way, (leader of the Word) others chanting. It was done to remember before writing. The beat is the beat of man and earth living.
they are saying " ALLAH HU ALLAH HU ALLAHU HU" when i was kid me and my friends used to go the mosque that the sufi where doing the dhikr at the Friday evening it was mesmerising and they are kind&loving, they would give us snacks, perfumes where sprayed on us and the whole around, oud and musk smoke and other perfumes the atmosphere the spirit in the room very strong you will feel it such a time. my ALLAH forgive us.
Zikr is the sacred phrase "La Ilaha, El Allah Hu" spoken or sung aloud, and means "There is no reality, except God." Zikr, which means "Remembrance," is intended to take the practitioner beyond intellectual belief into spiritual experience. Many Sufi schools use movement and dance as part of their spiritual endeavors. In fact, it appears that all indigenous cultures have used sacred dance to reverence the Divine and to facilitate ecstatic states.
This was not practice of Prophet Muhammed salallahu aleyhi we salam, and he said that all innovations in faith ( ibadat! And cars are not part of ibadat and we dont have to use camels) are prohibited. Allah has prescribed religion and said that He is pleased with Islam that Prophet Muhammed sallallahu aleyhi we salam has delivered, and Prophet said we should understand Islam as sahabas did, and they never did things like these..
There is something mesmerizing about this.going into a trance like state,chanting and creating a united energy.This is the way to connect with our universe.
Humans have been doing it for as long as anyone can remember! From this to stomping to techno at a free party - nothing new under the sun. I could stomp to this all night! It also can and does induce trance like or mystical experiences.
These guys are hardcore, they have a will, faith and determination that matches none at the same time they’re extremely kind to one another and strangers.
@@TIeKoRis It is the custom in Chechnya to welcome a stranger asking for a place to sleep, to eat. Helping the others has always been important in the Caucasus because of the harsh life there.
@@TIeKoRis its how Chechen/Ingush people are, its the norm. In our ancient historical homes the first whole floor was kept empty for guests and visitors, even now in the modern times its normal that people have a home, and a +home besides it for guests/elders. Its in our hearts ! We are there for each other
@@rudrakshpainuly1294 They're actually a (quite different) sect of Islam. The Prophet Muhammad (saw) said that there would be 73 sects and one would go to heaven and the rest would go to hell. But yeah, they're not Jews. If you listen carefully they are chanting La Ilaha Ilalah which means: there is no god but Allah
Funnily enough, i read that the chechens used to do that dance before war, i myself am chechen but i never knew too much about this zikr And it's not even allowed in islam lmao
@@degisa544 I saw that video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1sAmBqi0rRw.html and at some point (I believe it was in that video) the person said that Muslims will come to Constantinople and make a Zikr. Watch it. I personally don’t know if Zirk is wrong or write to do. I was a bit shocked when I heard the word Zikr. BUT, I don’t know if thw lecture in that video is valid and 100% correct. I kept it mostly because of the word ZIKR
Every time I watch this I become overjoyed with emotions. My hands are trembling and I feel so at peace. I wish I could have this experience. Allahu Akbar
