Explanation:

The story of Dhamaal performance traditions reveals the rich and complex mixing of cultures in a world shaped by human movement and history.

• Dhamaal is a mix of Sufi and African (mostly East African) musical and dance traditions.

• It refers particularly to the spiritual practices of the Siddis of Gujarat.

• Usually, Dhamaal songs and dances are performed to celebrate the anniversary of the birth and death of spiritual leaders.

They are performed in two ways 

• Dance Dhamaal: It is performed in both sitting and dance positions and the focus is more on the sounds of the instruments.

• Baithaaki Dhamaal: is performed in the sitting position and the focus is more on the lyrics and less on the musical instruments.

• The spiritual songs that are sung during the Dhamaals are known as zikrs.

Hence both statements are correct.