Sufi (Tasawwuf) group members dressed in traditional galabeyas (جلابية) and distinctive red scarves march and sing collectively to celebrate the Islamic Hijri New Year (Ra's al-Sana al-Hijriya) on Al-Azhar Street near Al-Hussein Square, Cairo. Red and white banners with portraits are visible in the background, marking this as an organized procession by a Sufi order (Tariqa). Sufi orders in Egypt regularly hold public marches and group chanting (Inshad) to mark Islamic occasions, particularly in the historic Al-Hussein and Al-Azhar district of Islamic Cairo.