Mujeeb Jaihoon’s anthology celebrates the Beloved by transcending the boundaries of conventional poetry: emotionally and intellectually.
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Language : English
Paperback : 85 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8880327102 (Paperback) / 979-8321069219 (Hardcover)
Intellectually and emotionally, ‘Meem is for Mercy’ belongs to the finest life-enhancing genre material that sidesteps the boundaries of conventional poetry. Jaihoon has already carved his own niche with his remarkable poetic jugglery, and ‘Meem’, with its explosion of mystical imagery, will surely hypnotize even the most hostile non-poetry fans.
Mujeeb Jaihoon is an Indian-born author whose literary works have transcended linguistic boundaries with translations into French, Italian, Arabic, Urdu, Tamil, and Malayalam. Jaihoon has garnered acclaim for masterpieces such as “Slogans of the Sage,” recipient of the esteemed Sree Narayana Guru Sreshta Award in 2022, and “The Cool Breeze from Hind,” a captivating blend of historical fiction and mystical elements. Among his other notable publications are “The Maverick Dervish,” “Mantra of the Oppressed,” “Mission Nizamuddin” (hailed as the world’s first Twitter-based travelog), “The Alchemy of Affinity,” and “Mothers & Martyrs.” His global impact extends to media features in Arabic, Kyrgyz, and Indian publications, while his books have garnered admiration from world statesmen and thought leaders alike. Readers may explore more about Jaihoon’s engagements at www.jaihoon.com and connect with him across social media: @mujeebjaihoon.
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Indeed, Meem is for mercy, Meem is for Mohammed, Meem is for the martyr, and Meem is the slogan and revolution. This is the constant, fearless exploration of realms of spirituality. This is the dimension which captures ever speck of our being. Our heart and souls are receptacles, waiting to be permeated with the magnanimity of Allah SubhanaWaTa’alah. He is the giver & the forgiver. As a reader, we too sync in with the praises & passion you have carved.
These lines captured my heart, “To visit the ones sick, to pray for their relief, to give poor their dues, to win their heart’s rejoice, he is the teacher on earth and skies, from him learned the world that it exists”, but also few questions arise in my mind, are there people who really follow these virtues? Are there people who can truly feel others’ pain & help them come out of it? Is the sympathy even real?