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A dervish is a member of a Muslim religious order who practices spiritual disciplines, often including asceticism and mystical devotion, as depicted in historical Mughal and Ottoman artistic traditions. These figures held cultural and religious significance in Islamic societies, as evidenced by their portrayal in period paintings and artworks.
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- Dervishes
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