Discover more About Rumi Revival

The UK’s sell-out production of Traditional Mawlawiyyah Dhikr – Rumi Revival was founded by Shaykh Mohammed Zaqir to bridge spirituality between the east and west. Rumi Revival merges Qur’an recitation with live traditional Bosnian Dhikr and Nasheeds by international multi-award winning Armin Muzaferija. Proceeds from Rumi Revival provide humanitarian aid through our official charity partner Revive Darul Arqam. Enjoy an evening of uplift, spirituality and mesmerising Dhikr, all to make a difference in the world!

Our tours so far

Every tour has its own theme, drawn from the poetry of Mevlana Rumi, and every one has raised funds for Revive's humanitarian work.

  1. I

    Longing for Love

    January 2023

    Manchester · Birmingham · London

  2. II

    Return to Reliance

    February 2024

    Glasgow · Manchester · Birmingham · London

  3. III

    Rise from Redemption

    February 2025

    Edinburgh · Manchester · Birmingham · London

  4. IV

    Held by Hope

    October 2026

    London · Birmingham · Manchester · Leicester · Bradford

Rumi Revival debut sold out all UK locations

2024 sold out all UK locations for a second year running

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7 times Rumi Revival has filled theatres to full capacity – book early!

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Rumi Revival requires 15 artists to travel from Bosnia and 15 UK volunteers.

3400+

Over 3400 people in the UK have attended Rumi Revival’s live dhikr!

£280,000+

Donated to humanitarian aid so far from Rumi Revival.

The Rumi Revival Experience

As more then just an event, Rumi Revival connects European culture with traditional Islamic spirituality of Mevlana Rumi. 

The Meaning of Rumi Revival Dhikr

Are you seeking a deeper understanding of Rumi and the ancient spirituality surrounding him? CLICK HERE to scroll our blogs, which unveil the depth of the Sema ritual, the dervish and beyond!

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Official Partners

Proceeds from your ticket support Humanitarian Aid Efforts