Sinai vs. Sidra: Love treaded to a word-less world
A poetic contrast between Sinai and Sidra, exploring how intellect stops where divine love transcends into a wordless world.
Just before the descent
To the clay-world below,
Mighty Jibreel turned
To his angelic comrades:
“How do I appear, friends,
Before I meet the Meem Sire?
How are my wings, folks,
Are they at their best?
I am yet to see his face,
I am yet to witness his grace;
Since the day I was created,
I have yearned for this Full Moon.
So understand my angst,
Empathize with my sweat.
For, you and I were created
For Meem to be celebrated.”
Mon, Aug 10, 2026 | Safar 26, 1448
Mujeeb Jaihoon explores themes of universal love,
deeply embedded in a disruptive spiritual worldview.
A poetic contrast between Sinai and Sidra, exploring how intellect stops where divine love transcends into a wordless world.
The real blessing is the privilege of being able to address the Divine in the first place, and knowing He
Love has only one adamant clause: loyalty to the ultimate Beloved, even if it requires the betrayal of human intellect,
Masking their soul-shine behind ordinary forms, God’s lovers wait for the dust to settle to rejoice alone—writes Mujeeb Jaihoon