Islamic chanting, known as dhikr, involves the rhythmic repetition of phrases or prayers to remember and glorify Allah. This practice can include reciting the names of Allah, phrases from the Quran, or other religious expressions. It is often performed in groups or individually, creating a meditative atmosphere that fosters spiritual connection. Another form of Islamic chanting is nasheed, which consists of vocal songs that convey messages of faith, love, and devotion. Unlike traditional music, nasheeds typically avoid instruments and focus on vocal harmonies. Both dhikr and nasheed play significant roles in enhancing the spiritual experience for many Muslims.