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This section lists all maqams discussed in this website. This is
by no means a comprehensive list of all Arabic maqams since many
North African and Iraqi maqams are not included, instead this website
covers the most commonly used Middle Eastern maqams. In practice,
it's difficult to find a definitive list of Arabic maqams that all
textbooks agree on, or a definitive reference on which maqams are
strictly Arabic and which are Turkish or Persian.
The
first listing is by alphabetical order:
A more
useful way to group maqams is by their first lower jins.
Here are the 9 maqam groups:
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Ajam
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Ajam,
Jiharkah,
Shawq
Afza |
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Sikah
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Bastanikar,
Huzam,
Iraq,
Mustaar,
Rahat
El Arwah, Sikah,
Sikah
Baladi |
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Bayati
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Bayati,
Bayati
Shuri, Husseini |
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Nahawand
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Farahfaza,
Nahawand,
Nahawand
Murassah, Ushaq
Masri |
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Rast
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Mahur,
Nairuz,
Rast, Suznak,
Yakah
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Hijaz
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Hijaz,
Hijaz Kar,
Shadd
Araban, Shahnaz,
Suzidil,
Zanjaran |
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Saba
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Saba,
Saba
Zamzam |
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Kurd
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Kurd,
Hijaz
Kar Kurd |
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Nawa
Athar
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Athar
Kurd, Nawa
Athar, Nikriz |
Another
maqam classification is by their starting note:
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C
(Do)
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Rast, Suznak,
Nairuz,
Mahur,
Hijaz Kar,
Nahawand,
Nahawand
Murassah, Nawa
Athar, Nikriz,
Hijaz
Kar Kurd, Athar
Kurd
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D
(Re)
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Bayati,
Bayati
Shuri, Husseini,
Hijaz,
Zanjaran,
Ushaq
Masri,
Shahnaz, Saba,
Saba
Zamzam, Kurd
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E
(Mi)
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Sikah,
Huzam,
Mustaar
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F
(Fa)
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Jiharkah
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G
(Sol)
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Farahfaza,
Shadd
Araban, Sikah
Baladi, Yakah
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A
(La)
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Suzidil |
B
(Si )
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Ajam,
Shawq
Afza |
B
(Si)
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Rahat
El Arwah, Iraq,
Bastanikar
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