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Performance Arts
Expressions of Light
At Iman Academy, performance arts are more than stage shows; they are expressions of our values, identity, and the radiant talents of our learners. Rooted in Islamic character and creativity, our performance days are joyful showcases where students not only entertain but reflect, recite, act, and inspire.
These moments are thoughtfully designed to highlight the core of what we teach: confidence with humility, teamwork with purpose, and creativity with integrity. Whether through nasheed, storytelling, roleplay, spoken word, or dramatic reenactments of lessons in adab, our children come alive on stage, discovering their voices and sharing their hearts. Performance days at Iman Academy are a celebration of faith and expression. For our students, they are not just events, they are milestones of growth, reflection, and joy.
Iman Academy Performance Arts & Student Reflection Narrative
A Stage for the Soul
"Our performance days at Iman Academy are so special. We practice for weeks with our teachers who help us not just act, but feel what we’re trying to say. When I wore my costume and recited a poem about patience, I felt like I was teaching the audience with my heart."
"One of the most exciting parts is the inter-house competition. We get to write our own scripts, design our costumes, and even do our own makeup! It's not just about performing, it's about taking ownership and being creative. Every part of it shapes me. I learn leadership, teamwork, and how to express ideas in a way that matters."
"It helps me speak more clearly, express myself, and work together with my friends. Most of all, it helps me remember that our talents are amanah from Allah, and we use them to benefit others. I love being part of something so beautiful."
Finding My Voice, Living the Message
"Before I joined Iman Academy, I had never performed in front of anyone. But when I played the role of a boy who learned to say sorry in one of our performance days, I felt like I had stepped into someone else’s shoes and it made me understand myself better too."
"I learned how to project my voice, how to memorize with purpose, and how to move with confidence on stage. Our performance arts are different because they always have a message. We don’t just act for fun, we act to remind people about good character and faith."
"One of the most powerful experiences I had was performing a monologue about a boy in Gaza. It wasn't just the audience who cried, I cried too. Standing there, imagining what life would be like without safety, without my family, it made me grateful for everything I have. It made me feel responsible to do more, speak up, and use my voice to help others."
