Zaheer Darbar – Entertainment Editor
Deccani Wing in Oman to Host ‘Jashn-e-Deccan’ Featuring World-Renowned Warsi Brothers: The Deccani Wing of the Indian Social Club Oman is set to host ‘Jashn-e-Deccan’, a grand cultural evening celebrating the rich heritage, traditions and artistic legacy of the Deccan region. The highlight of the event will be a live performance by the internationally acclaimed Warsi Brothers, renowned for their contribution to the centuries-old tradition of Sufi Qawwali.
The cultural programme is expected to bring together members of Oman’s Indian community, families, music lovers and admirers of Deccani culture for an evening of music, spirituality and cultural celebration.
The Warsi Brothers have earned international recognition for their soulful performances and distinctive musical artistry. Their renditions of Sufi Qawwali have introduced audiences across the world to the spiritual and musical traditions of the Indian subcontinent.
Organisers said ‘Jashn-e-Deccan’ is being organised as a tribute to the vibrant cultural identity of the Deccan, with its rich blend of music, poetry, literature, traditions and history.
The event will also provide an opportunity for the Indian diaspora in Oman to reconnect with the cultural heritage of Hyderabad and the wider Deccan region. Through music and community participation, the organisers hope to create an atmosphere of nostalgia while introducing younger generations to the region’s artistic traditions.
The Deccani Wing of the Indian Social Club Oman has been actively involved in promoting the traditions, arts and cultural values of the Deccan. Its programmes have helped foster community engagement and cultural exchange among members of the Indian diaspora in Oman.
The upcoming evening featuring the Warsi Brothers is expected to be a major attraction for lovers of Sufi music and Indian cultural traditions in Muscat.
With its combination of traditional Deccani heritage and world-class Qawwali, ‘Jashn-e-Deccan’ promises to be a memorable celebration of the cultural connections that continue to unite communities across borders.
For invitations and enquiries, interested members of the public can contact Mr Shafi at +968 9337 2786.
