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.
2010 Poems
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,
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.