Kiblat
- Jan 30, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 31, 2025
Two girls lost, where should they head?
Full Performance on - Mulazine Kiblat
A performance art piece in collaboration between Tengku Nurin and Dhan Illiani Yusof.
The piece 'Kiblat' which means direction or a point towards which Muslims pray
is conveyed here as two girls whose internal compasses are lost and searching for conviction and faith within themselves.
This piece truly resonates on such a deep level — the concept of kiblat as an internal compass rather than just a physical direction is so beautifully interpreted. We all go through moments where we feel spiritually and emotionally adrift, searching for that anchor within ourselves. The collaboration between Tengku Nurin and Dhan Illiani brings this vulnerability to life so authentically through movement and expression. It's a reminder that finding conviction isn't always linear — sometimes you wander before you truly find your footing. Interestingly, that feeling of being lost and needing direction is something many students relate to in their academic journey too. Whether it's navigating faith or finishing a research paper, guidance matters. If anyone here is also…
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