How sweet is HIS Fear
A seeker without a spiritual comprade is worth no more than a rotten crop wrought with drought and despair- Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem on spiritual kinship
Divine Discourse
The Merchant who Defied the Storm of Fate
A God-conscious Merchant who praised the Lord twice— upon hearing the sinking of his ship and then knowing the ship belonged to someone else.
Thirst is as Tasty as Water too
The thrill and joy of seeking from the Divine is perhaps more exhilarating than discovering the Sought— Mujeeb Jaihoon explains why.
Reflections in the Pain-Mirror
Not a single day passes in lovers’ lives without tears, reflecting each other’s longing in the ancient pain-mirror— reminds Jaihoon.
Leave me not in the Dark
The seeker’s humble appeal to his spiritual comrade not to abandon him to perish in the world of godless solitude.
Jealous, but Zealous
A Divine lover may naturally envy another, especially when one is blessed with a greater proximity with the Beloved, relates Mujeeb Jaihoon
No Shame and Him you blame?
Blaming the Almighty for His punishments is nonsensical as He infinitely forgives their failures, asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon
I Trusted You with all my Trust
We invoke Allah with every breath and every branch we shake hoping for His Merciful refuge when others see us with rage—Mujeeb writes Jaihoon
Why Heart Melts in the Solitary Dew
God’s lovers, who enrich each other, melt as solitary dew when separated from one another— writes Jaihoon on spiritual kinship.
In search of Him-Arousing Honey
Not always Destiny brings ashore illustrious souls who connect with Divine. One seeker’s journey may benefit others too– hopes Mujeeb Jaihoon.