Winning Paradise on Earth
Jaihoon envisions a world transformed by the desire of the Holy Prophet, enumerating the benefits that would result from such a connection.
Leila’s Mirage of Sanity
A once-wise queen finds herself lost in a desert of longing, seeking the return of her sanity through the love of her distant Majnun.
If Ever I Gain My Senses
The love-stricken poet pleads with the beloved to arrive before the “Terrifying Summon.”
Love’s Worth Every Thorn
Love is a fruit that will blossom only after years of tears and trials, write Mujeeb Jaihoon
Confessions of a Compulsive Lover
In the pursuit of passion’s flame, this radical lover dreads divine judgment for his all-consuming adoration— poeticizes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Not for Long Can She Un-love
Just as the Rose can’t ignore the Nightingale forever, the Beloved too can’t un-love her lover for long, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Love: No Place for the Self
Love is a land of sacrifice where the selfish seed is forbidden to sow— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Love Loquacious
The bold Love may be the fault and culprit. Yet the innocent and shy Lovers are the ones accused and caught— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Beauty in the Burning Eyes
In this poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon, a lover pleads with his adamant beloved to let go of anger and reconcile with his desire.
Love: Beauty’s Mirror
Beauty lies neither in the object nor in the onlooker. Nay, it rests in the love-image that appears in the eyes – poetizes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Apology wounds Love, deeper
Lovers treasure the love and revere its pain, without expecting any apology from the beloved— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
I Dare You to Love Me Not
Jaihoon’s poem explores the philosophical torment of doubt in love, grappling with the fear of loss versus a life devoid of love.
Tomorrow Morn
Lovers can renounce solitude and enjoy life’s blessings only in the presence of each other
Silent in Fury and Merry
The joy and fury of His Lovers may be veiled in Silence. For, the Pleasure of Almighty is all that matters to them- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Away from the World: Towards the Lord
We should be grateful to those friends who pull us away from this world and push us towards the Loving Lord.- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Love: Strange Indeed a Thing
The secret desire of every lover is to burn in the longing of the beloved, though it will rob all the peace of mind- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Angels Will Envy Your Crown
We are not worth a penny on our own. But if crowned with the servitude of Allah, we become the envy of His Angels.
– suggests Mujeeb Jaihoon
Thus Conquered the Queen
The reign of Love steals our experience of reality leaving only occasional dreams to quench our thirst for real life- poetizes Mujeeb Jaihoon
To the Tyrant Tigress
A poetic appeal to the callous comrade to spare the senses of the lover.
Near and Far
Jaihoon’s lyric explores the paradoxical nature of love, using biblical allusions to depict the tension between longing and reverence.
Except the Heart
Mujeeb Jaihoon writes on the pervasive ubiquity of Love, save in its rightful place
eMojical Love
Jaihoon’s poem explores the loss of genuine emotion in a world dominated by digital expression, where love and tears are reduced to emojis.
Win My Face Within
A hidden love seeks solace within, yearning to be found in the depths of her heart.
Wrinkle-free Love
Time ravages, love endures. A tender testament to enduring love’s resilience.
Love, the 13th
Jaihoon’s poem explores the concept of luck, contrasting traditional superstitions with the enduring power of love as the truest fortune
The Rhyme and Chime of Rain
Rain brings unimaginable joy in the hearts and minds of the natives, especially in the deserts— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Like a prayer
Jaihoon’s heartfelt poem explores the power of love as a solace, refuge, and strength, comparing it to a prayer and a divine gift.
Years Eleven
Celebrating a love blessed with Patience and sacrifice with neither complaint nor a taint.
Ten Out of Ten
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s love poem celebrating unwavering devotion, sacrifice, and a perfect ten out of ten journey.
The Nth Love
The years of affection spent in the presence of the beloved are like new moon nights.
Thy name is Love
From magic potion to passion to poison, Love comes in different names and forms— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Love. faster, longer & stronger
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A Love-Note
Jaihoon’s poem explores love as a source of joy and ponders its place in the face of ultimate judgement.
A Distant Bosom
A heartbroken soul confronts a restless heart, questioning its disloyalty and the pain it inflicts, in this poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon.
For Her Patient Love
Jaihoon’s poem explores the pain of neglecting love for ambition, finding solace only in its enduring presence.
Death is her name
Jaihoon’s haunting love poem grapples with the mysterious nemesis of lovers which shatters their sweet dreams and desires.
Forbidden Promises
This poem explores the struggle between self-denial and the irresistible pull of love.
Who Is Your True Ally?
A heartbroken soul in the afterlife ponders love’s enduring power.
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.
A Sin to Count Love
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s passionate poem explores the vastness and elusiveness of love, defying definition and measurement.
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.
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.
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.
Bind Us With Your Bond
Lovers’ fervent prayer seeking marital happiness and a deeper sense of peace while making their love a shining example for others.
How could I love you not?
Mujeeb Jaihoon intricately weaves together expressions of profound love and gratitude, capturing the essence of romance.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Sweet Love, Bitter death!
We all fear death. But more fearsome is the absence of our dear ones, writes 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.
Meet in Joy and Part in Cry
Jaihoon’s poem explores the pain of separation and impermanence of life, using historical and religious references.
Love Imperfect
A lovelorn plea wrestles with mortality questioning if love’s embrace can extend beyond the veil of death.
The Love-Plaint
A lover yearns for more time with their beloved, questioning the fleeting nature of their connection, in this poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Your Eyes and My Face
In this evocative love poem, Sun’s voice charms the moon, whispering secrets reflected in a lover’s eyes.
Another Paradise
Jaihoon likens love as a hive for the starving bee and water to the dying in these verses
My Heart without you
With the presence of the beloved, the lover turns to a madman while he feels as if death resides beside him, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Khwaab ke Janaab
Mujeeb Jaihoon poetizes a longing heart waits for its love, adrift in time, hoping for a reunion.
Forget It
The Beloved’s absence kills Inch by inch and the soul suffers bit by bit, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Love Unlimited
Though love’s transformative power elevates the lover, its intensity raises questions of consequence.
My Love, My Foe
Jaihoon’s verses contemplating love’s duality, longing, and the agony of separation, seeking resolution and understanding.
The Pain-Price of Love
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem explores the cost of love and solitude, weaving between longing, pain, and the bittersweet essence of memories.
Wanted: A Sheikh @ the Bedroom
Present Muslim world is in greater need of private home-based sheikhs than public pulpit-based ones. The community is disintegrating and so are individuals going through identity clashes
The Lone Lament
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem celebrating the bittersweet melodies of separation and the triumph of love.
Heaven’s Echo of Lover’s Whispers
Love is a divine gift, and those who cherish it should never presume it’s irrevocable.
Your Smile: Heart Set Aflame
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem about the power of a smile to mend a broken heart and bring one closer to God.
Ask Anyone but Me
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem on the silent suffering and unwavering hope that blossom in the face of unrequited love
Why Love me so much?
A lover fears he may not be able to reciprocate his beloved’s love and worries about divine retribution— poetizes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Love, A Flower too Grand for Earth
Love is too great a flower to bloom on this earth and too long a song to hum in this short life, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
How Do Lovers Find Time To Fight?
Given the inevitability of death, Mujeeb Jaihoon contemplates the irony of lovers squabbling with one another in their short life span.
Love-starting Creativity
Jaihoon contrasts the solitary inspiration of pain with the newfound inspiration of love, suggesting that the latter enriches the creativity.
The Love-Sick Nightingale
In a lovesick poem, Jaihoon uses the metaphor of a nightingale, yearning for a rose, to depict the pain of obsessive love.
Trespassing Destiny’s Fence
Exploring the profound desire for a reunion beyond physical barriers, the mystery of self, and the hope for divine mercy.
The Mystery of Divine Affinity
Prayers from loved ones often receive quicker response than our own.
The Sublime Salute
Gold loses its luster compared to the radiant blessing of saluting the Holy Prophet.
The Beggar’s Treasure
The poet feels undeserving of a precious gift and expresses a desire for deeper faith and understanding.