Renowned Indian poet captivates aspiring writers at Darul Hasanath Islamic College with profound insights into the art and impact of the written word.
February 22, 2025 – Literary enthusiasts were treated to an enlightening session as acclaimed poet and writer Mujeeb Jaihoon engaged with aspiring poets and writers of Darul Hasanath Islamic College.
The event featured insightful discussions and compelling dialogues, leaving attendees both inspired and deeply engaged. For one young poet in particular, the event held special significance. Meeting Mujeeb Jaihoon—an idol and guiding light in his poetic journey—was a dream come true. “His attitude captivated me more than anything,” he shared. “The way he communicated with even the youngest attendees left a lasting impression.”
Jaihoon, known for his eloquence and depth in writing, recounted his journey into the world of poetry. What intrigued the audience most was his revelation that poetry was not his profession but a passion. Despite this, his works carried a professional finesse that spoke of dedication and mastery.
During the interactive session, one participant posed a crucial question: What are the greatest barriers a poet faces while writing, and how should they be overcome? Jaihoon’s response was both profound and practical. “Poetry is not just about passion,” he explained. “It is about the condition of the poet. Write on relevant scenarios with a reflection on them, and the rhythm of poetry will flow naturally.”
The event ended on a high note, leaving attendees inspired and with a deeper appreciation for poetry. Jaihoon’s words served as a reminder that poetry is not just an art but an expression shaped by the poet’s experiences and emotions.
