The Bendir is a traditional musical instrument that is part of the music culture of North Africa. Bendirs are wooden frame drums, valued for their rich sounds, and flexibility. They are found in countries like Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, etc. Its use ranges from personal enjoyment to religious ceremonies, like the Sufi ceremony. The fact that the Bendir is used in diverse religious ceremonies made its presence felt all over the region. How To Play The Bendir The instrument is played in a vertical position, with the player holding the drum with both hands. The drum has a hole in the frame, where a player slides a thumb from his non-dominant hand into, making sure the drum is attached to the hand. The player beats the drum with his dominant hand, producing buzzing sounds, as shock waves spread across the head
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