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Islam's relationship with music has often been hostile. Though there are places where music is a daily part of life, many others frown on or ban music. Frequently, religious music is disapproved of.

Manzuma , a style from Ethiopia
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Sufi brotherhood s of Morocco and their trance-inducing chants, sometimes using stringed instruments
Qawwali, South Asian devotional music
Ta'zieh , Iranian musical passion plays concerning Shia martyrs

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