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The 9 pages that link to Maqam, each with the reason it gives.

• Modal musicCompared with: Maqamat share modal organization while following traditions distinct from Western modes.

• DastgahCompared with: Maqam and dastgah both guide melodic movement but differ in repertory and musical organization.

• Arabic musicRelated: Maqamat provide Arabic music with melodic frameworks and distinctive regional colors.

• Jewish musicRelated: Maqam traditions shape the melodies of many Middle Eastern Jewish communities.

• NeyRelated: Ney melodies often follow maqam structures and their distinctive pitch inflections.

• Arab cultureRelated: Maqam informs musical practices found across several Arab regions, with local variation.

• Islamic musicRelated: Maqam provides a framework for many regional repertoires in Muslim-majority societies.

• Abdul Basit 'Abd us-SamadRelated: Maqam vocabulary helps describe the melodic contours heard in Egyptian Qur’anic recitation.

• Hamza NamiraRelated: Maqam-based melodic language helps situate his songs within Arabic musical practice.