Playing a style of music from this religious tradition on jazz instruments is the specialty of a Brook Martinez-led band named for a Brooklyn party of that genre. A member of this tradition collaborated with Michael Brook on (15[1])Night Song (15[1])and released the album (15[1])Mustt Mustt. (15[2])A style of music from this religious tradition commonly (15[1])played at (15[1])urs ceremonies is performed (15[1])by The Sabri Brothers. That style (15[1])from (-5[1])this tradition (-5[1])strongly influenced (15[1])(*) gnawa (“g’NAH-wah”) music. (10[1]-5[1])Sama or sema ceremonies (10[1])among this tradition (10[1])often feature the ney flute and tambourines. (-5[1])Nusrat Fateh Ali (10[1])Khan (10[3])was a vocalist (10[1])in the qawwali singing style in this religious tradition. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, name this mystical (10[4]-5[1])Islamic (10[4])tradition (10[5])whose (10[1])Mevlevi order includes the “whirling (10[1])dervishes.” ■END■ (10[5])