Muqam is a traditional form of music and dance originating from the Xinjiang region of China, particularly among the Uyghur people. It combines vocal performances, instrumental music, and dance, often featuring unique instruments like the dutar and rawap. The themes of Muqam often revolve around love, nature, and daily life, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Uyghur community. The performance of Muqam is typically structured in a series of sections, each showcasing different musical styles and rhythms. It is not only a form of entertainment but also a means of storytelling, preserving the history and traditions of the Uyghur people. In 2005, Muqam was recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.