Homecoming
Jaihoon’s poetic gift recited at the Rawdha Shareef unleashing the fire and desire of infinite longing to gain the love of Beloved Prophet
And then, Sorry
They first demonize the victims. And then murder and molest. Finally, they say sorry, leaving the victims in a state of painful humiliation.
The Reason to Love
Jaihoon’s poem explores the various gifts in life, ultimately declaring the unmatched power of a beloved’s love.
The Lover and Heart: A Dialogue
Jaihoon’s lyric poem explores the profound connection between the beloved and the heart through metaphors drawn from nature.
My Reason’s Lighthouse
The Holy Prophet is the shepherd of our emotion and the Lighthouse of our Reason in a myriad world of distractions.
UAE : Like her, no mother other
The poet expresses deep gratitude and affection for the UAE, praising its generosity, kindness, and the opportunities for its peoples.
A Sin to Count Love
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s passionate poem explores the vastness and elusiveness of love, defying definition and measurement.
Bless not, if You are not
The slave is not comfortable with the blessings if they are diverting his heart from the Giver
Love is such a thing
Lovers are ready to suffer and sacrifice anything and everything for their loved ones. This makes love the rarest of all feelings on earth.
Know Thy Beloved
The poet entreats Abu Bakr as-Siddiq in a dream, seeking the secret behind his highest rank in belief and the companionship with the Beloved.
Innovation: The Fuel of Love’s fire
In this poem, Jaihoon asserts that change keeps love fresh, urging partners to find new ways to express their affection.
The Song of Broken Strings
When darkness envelops the world, we search within for the light that guides us through the night’s shadow, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
My Logic Prostrated
Lovers become incapable of logical reasoning, while turning unusually proud assuming they own the greatest wealth in the world.
Love: The Wine Jar of Jealousy
Jaihoon’s poem explores the possessive nature of love, comparing it to a jealous wine that demands complete ownership.
To HIM Begin Your Walk
In a spiritual dream, Hallaj says Allah is merciful to all irrespective whether the slave remembers Him or not—writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Man’s Rest vs. Woman’s Test
A philosophical dialogue with Umm Ammar, Islam’s pioneering female martyr, as she illuminates timeless inquiries on women’s resilience. Last night, in my sleep, A thought grew deep. I thought about her plight: Suffers for reasons not right. All her life is this toil, Forever she’s in this coil. When appeared like a distant star, Asked […]
You Turned Volcanoes to Springs
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s glowing tribute to the late visionary leader of Kerala Muslims, Shihab Thangal, fondly called, The Mahatma of Malabar.
The Madman and the Rose
This dark love poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon warns of a passionate love destined for heartbreak and pain.
Love’s Coronation
This evocative poem explores love’s transformative power, likening it to a precious treasure and a symbol of royalty.
Why Hide?
Enamored with love, the seeker is unapologetic in his expression of devotion to the beloved.
Pain is Shy
In the return of their soul to the Beloved, lovers rediscover their true nature and their pain hesitates in the embrace of the dear one.
Envy of the Fairies
A rose questions a lovestruck nightingale, confused by his obsession. He reveals a distorted view of the world, fueled by love.
Who Will Crack the Hard Nut?
Intellectual inertia within the Islamic world hindered the advancement of dream interpretation, despite Ibn Sireen’s contributions.
Until Success Kisses
Journey through life’s trials and triumphs, finding resilience and courage amidst destiny’s challenges, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
My Madness: A Story Long
While exploring the bittersweet ache of yearning, the Rose and the Nightingale question the weight of secrets.
Brevity Kills Love’s Soul
A passionate plea for patience in expressing love’s depth.
I am late, Your Mercy so early
We may be forgetful of the Lord, but He will never abandon us and as we remain the dark night, His light shows us the way, writes Jaihoon
Lunacy: The Only Moderation in Love
In a philosophical dialogue with Qais, the mad lover, Jaihoon explores the extremes of love, questioning moderation and celebrating devotion.
The Forgotten Flora
We water plants and hastily expect fruits ignoring their emotional identity. When they fail, we blame climate change- writes Jaihoon.
I Lured Shirin, You killed Farhad
Jaihoon’s poem explores the intertwined nature of love and pain, using classic references to illustrate their inseparable bond.
Your Name is Enough
As we get weary of life’s strife, we find solace in the name of the Beloved, who is the mantra of joy and hope for us in both worlds
My Business
Allah has taken upon Himself to safeguard the blessed honor of His Beloved. Humanity need not fret over it, notes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Why be the Convict and Victim too?
Jaihoon’s poem delves into the complexities of love, questioning its sacrifices and inevitable betrayals in a rhythmic cascade of inquiries.
Soul’s Perfume
The Love of Mustafa is the fragrance for the soul while the heart finds joy tied to the knot of his desire, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Spring has not arrived since then
Ever since the parting of the Spiritual friend, the poet lives a false life while damned to the edge of near-death state
God’s Existence vs. Man’s
Exploring the existence of God versus Man’s self-awareness and the quest for certainty in faith.
Unfair with God’s Fair Creatures
An urban and a rural woman share their pain, echoing the societal divides and the unequal suffering of women.
Nucleus Of Existence
Though we suffer from the lack of actions and weakness of faith, we cannot shy from declaring our love for the Beloved, writes Jaihoon.
Light Stood Still
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem on the miraculous journey of the Prophet, where light stood in awe as he traversed the heavens.
Recognize. Accept. Love.
A mystic yearning for unity and relief from the anguish of separation, seeking eternal love and recognition from the Beloved.