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Illustrations

Figure 1. An unadorned nakhl frame from Nain

Figure 2. A large nakhl from Mahriz

Figure 3. A nineteenth-century muḥarram procession

Figure 4. A nineteenth-century majlis

Figure 5. An attendant fanning a ta‘zi̅yah

Figure 6. The inside of an imāmbāṛā, with a ta‘zi̅yah and a rauz̤eh khvān

Figure 7. A nineteenth-century standard bearer

Figure 8. A contemporary muḥarram ‘alam

Figure 9. Nineteenth-century tassa player

Figure 10. Nineteenth-century bass player

Figure 11. An Indian sipar

Figure 12. A muḥarram procession with ta‘zi̅yahs and men performing mātam

Figure 13. Master tadjah builder Anthony “Muggy” Millette

Figure 14. Kirk “Purple” Rodriguez working on a tadjah

Figure 15. Trinidadian youths practicing drumming

Figure 16. A chowk with tassa drums

Figure 17. Noble Bisnath playing his bass on the streets

Figure 18. Drummers perform in unison during a procession

Figure 19. Named tassa drums hanging in a drum room

Figure 20. A bass maker busy at work

Figure 21. Women carrying flags

Figure 22. A cutter performing in front of a chowk

Figure 23. A pensive bass player

Figure 24. The green moon resting on its chowk

Figure 25. The Balma katheeyah on Small Hosay Night, 1991

Figure 26. Noble Bisnath crowning a tadjah

Figure 27. Another step in crowning a tadjah

Figure 28. A completed tadjah resting on a chowk

Figure 29. A tadjah being kissed by the red moon

Figure 30. Tassa drummers heading to the Queen’s Royal College

Figure 31. The two St. James moons prior to the janaaza prayers