Faith

‘those who play the Daff are making Salawat with their hands’

One of Mystic Beats desires is to encourage positivity and creativity to promote a positive image of Islam and to enhance the Remembrance of Allah(swt) and His Beloved (saw) in the heart through Inshaads and Daff Drumming.

Mystic Beats has co-hosted a range of events across the UK with prominent artists such as Nader Khan (Canada) and delivering workshops with Khaleel Muhammad and drumming for live performances by  Nasheed artists such as Mikaeel Mala, Zeeshan Tariq, Ahmed Rubani and Abbas Hussain.

Mystic Beats has delivered a range of Daff Workshops at several Mosques, International Charities and Islamic Retreats such as Karimia Institute, Muslim Hands, As-Siraat, Interpal, Minhajul Quran and the Rahman Institute.

Daff Workshops

Mystic Beats delivers bespoke Daff workshops throughout the UK to suit your preferences. These can range from half a day workshop through to a series of workshops to build on the skills of the learners.

Performances

Mystic Beats is honoured to have performed multi-lingual Inshaad at several events throughout UK and has played a key part in reviving the art of Qawwalis by performing them with a team at several events across the UK.  Events include the Ladies of Light Annual Mawlid (hosted by the Rabbani Project), Greensgate Trust Annual Ladies Mawlid, Rabia Institute Graduation Ceremony and Open Day (Halifax). Minhaj

Mystic Beats also seeks opportunities to promote community cohesions, celebrate diversity and promote Interfaith work.  This has included delivering workshops at a Muslim/Jewish Community Soup Kitchen, drumming at Kingswood Church Ladies Group and a performance at the Multifaith Centre in Derby University.