Traditional Issawa music  is an integral part of Moroccan wedding celebrations, known for its spiritual energy and rhythmic vibrancy. Rooted in Sufi traditions, Issawa music combines sacred chants, dynamic drumming, and melodies played on traditional instruments like the ghaita (a type of oboe) and tbel (large drums). The group of performers, called the Issawa troupe, captivates wedding guests with their synchronized movements and powerful vocals, creating an atmosphere of excitement and devotion.

In weddings, Issawa music plays a dual role: it entertains guests and invokes blessings for the couple. The performance often begins with a spiritual invocation and transitions into lively beats that energize the celebration. The rhythmic complexity and mystical essence of Issawa music make it a unique element of Moroccan cultural heritage. Its ability to unite people through joy and spirituality ensures its enduring presence in traditional Moroccan weddings