Dervishes of Kurdistan / ITV Global Entertainment.
The village of Baiveh, in Iran's rugged mountain frontier with Iraq, is home to a group of Kurds who belong to the Quadiri dervishes, a mystical cult of Islam. This program examines the role that religion plays in their daily lives - through ceremonies like the Zikr, in which the dervishes work them...
Uniform Title: | Films on Demand.
Disappearing world. |
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Language: | English |
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Closed-captioned. |
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New York, N.Y. :
Infobase,
[2012], ©1986.
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Series: | Films on Demand.
Disappearing world. |
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (52 min.) : sound, color. |
Format: | Electronic Video |
Contents:
- Inside Baiveh (3:17)
- Baiveh, a Duty-Free Area for Contraband (4:23)
- Wealth, a Direct Reflection of Religious Power (2:42)
- Zikr, a Dervish Ceremony (4:58)
- Dervish Faith (2:02)
- Dervish Devotion (3:37)
- I am a Dervish (3:35)
- Welcoming the Bride (3:21)
- Demonstrating Faith to the Sheiks (3:59)
- Working for the Sheikh Who Works for God (2:49)
- A Clear Belief in God and the Prophet (2:54)
- Breaking from Orthodox Islam (2:21)
- Following their Father's Footsteps (5:01)
- Change for the Dervish (1:52)
- Modern Kurdish Society (4:29)
- Credits: Dervishes of Kurdistan: Disappearing World (0:45)