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The following article looks briefly into the development of the spiritual practice of dance ( samāʿ ) in Islamic mysticism prior to the ritualization of the dervishes’ ‘dance’ with the early  Mawlawiyya . Focusing on changes in the notion of ‘dance’ or physical motion as a consequence of contemplation and ecstasy, it also examines its quality as a means to obtain this state. This is preceded by some remarks on the terms ‘dance’ in Arabic, Persian and Turkish, and a brief discussion of the difficulties of research dealing with medieval dance, primarily in the Turkish context.

Hören und Tanzen – Das samāʿ als spirituelles Mittel und gesellschaftliches Kommunikationsmedium