although, popular sufi culture is centered on thursday night gatherings at shrines and annual festivals which feature sufi music and dance, certain tariqas such as sarwari qadri order, refrain from such traditions and believe in paying visit to the shrines, making prayers or reciting manqabat. moreover, contemporary islamic fundamentalists also criticize the popular tradition of singing, dance and music, which in their view, does not accurately reflect the teachings and practice of the prophet mohammad and his companions. there have been terrorist attacks directed at sufi shrines and festivals, five in 2010 that killed 64 people. presently, the known tariqas in pakistan have maintained their organisations usually known as tehreeks and have their khanqahs for the dhikr of allah, as per the old age sufi tradition.