Reckoning of the Elites: How do they Sleep?
A blistering critique of moral decay in the society’s elites, and the ultimate certainty of divine or moral justice.
Nov 20 2025
A blistering critique of moral decay in the society’s elites, and the ultimate certainty of divine or moral justice.
Jaihoon’s poetic commentary on the tragic transformation of leadership mirroring the cyclical nature of power and servitude in history.
Jaihoon’s poetic dissent against the oppressive Waqf bill, delving into the unyielding faith and unwavering resilience of the Indian Muslims.
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s Urdu poem against the oppressive Waqf bill 2025 implemented by the right-wing Indian regime.
Jaihoon’s hard-hitting poem on the society’s willful blindness to injustice—where vanity thrives, but the cries of the oppressed go unheard.
Mujeeb Jaihoon delves into the manipulative nature of war and peace, critiquing how the powerful play ‘jackal-games’ at victims’ cost.
Mujeeb Jaihoon paints a stark contrast between the aggressors’ brutality and the innocence of the oppressed.
Even as reason and intellect fails and fades, Love takes into ransom the human sensibilities, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon in this
From distorted values to commodified minds, this poetic critique by Mujeeb Jaihoon explore the modern societal decay.
Frustrated by global inaction to the daylight genocide in Palestine, Jaihoon demands: Who will contain the Zionist thug?
Disruptors who violently upset the status quo must come with better alternatives for their talks and actions to make any
The hallow and shallow modern times has turned the storm and calm equally deceptive.
The dynamic human experience is beyond the grids of AI-generated algorithms: Jaihoon’s poetic response to the evil of predictive modelling.
A message of hope to ignite those whose hearts have turned dry and eyes unable to cry with minds lost
Mothers lose sleep for the child to dream while also abstaining from food so that the infant could be fed—
Mujeeb Jaihoon shares a prayer to those who veil their pains with the apparel of apparent joy.
Mujeeb Jaihoon blasts the inaction of the silent bystanders as the poor continue to be deprived of their right to
Mujeeb Jaihoon on the men and women who imitate the sounds of animals with their hostile and hateful actions towards
>Mujeeb Jaihoon on Indian Muslim woman’s response to her self-proclaimed patrons who exploit her pain and pride for their selfish
Mujeeb Jaihoon on Sayed Hyderali Shihab Thangal, the beloved icon of Muslim Kerala, whose death invoked sea of tears in
As innocents are killed, the powerful convene fruitless meetings, exchanging hollow condolences, indifferent to the plight of war victims.
Mujeeb Jaihoon pays glowing tribute to the ‘Poet of the East’, whose timeless vision inspire creative thoughts in the seekers
In this glossy era deluded with superhuman success stories, some times it is worthwhile to remain just an innocent human
Creative souls keep hunting for the purpose of life only to realize their ‘gazelle’ shall never come to hand- writes
Oppression of Palestinians is a blot on our civilized times even as the thirst of the blood-thirsty Gog-Magogs goes on-
Violence, oppression and inequality have made life unjust and unbearable for the afflicted ones- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Creative freedom is proportionate to the price one can afford to pay— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon
We should learn to liberate the tears imprisoned in our agonized hearts- Mujeeb Jaihoon on relieving pain
True heroism is found in compassionate acts that alleviate suffering, embodying timeless virtues of generosity and love for humanity.
Despite the atrocities of the Israeli forces on Palestinians, the neighboring world maintains a deafening silence justified only by cowardice
Jaihoon’s passionate elegy on the martyrdom of the Palestinian boys killed by Israeili warships while playing football on the beach
Justice remains a persecuted prisoner in the paradoxical world of the rich and powerful— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Dreams cried, Nightmare laughed. Cup smashed, Wine spilled— Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poetic dissent against the civilian deaths in the Yemen conflict.
Dedicated to Abdul Halim Attar, a Palestinian refugee who sold pens on Beirut streets, while carrying his daughter Reem on
Relying on misplaced video clips for seeking knowledge is inimical to the spirit of human civilization— argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
They first demonize the victims. And then murder and molest. Finally, they say sorry, leaving the victims in a state
Despite transformation in all creatures including the virus, men & women adamantly continue their old habits- Jaihoon’s poetic adieu to
Human relationships are facing severe challenges due to the ‘timeless’ Time, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Regimes demand hearts to quarantine their Conscience as throat-cutting trials continue for those who possess humanity, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
True Ramarajya will only entitle Muslims to greater peace, equality & freedom. Nevertheless, Patience will be indispensable — asserts Mujeeb
In Jaihoon’s poetic slam of State-sponsored brutalities, Gandhari, the Vedic & virtuous queen of Meerut, decries the UP orphans’ sufferings.
The Indian muslim will not faint and falter at the Numeric Altar of the regime— Jaihoon’s poetic slam of India’s
RamaRajya, Mahatma Gandhi’s non-violent utopia of mutual tolerance, has no place for bigots who lynch and leech the Weak.
Jaihoon’s commemorative poem on Sayyid Shihab, the great son of India.
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s tribute to Abdul Gani Goni, a Kashmiri teacher, acquitted after illegally imprisoned for 23 years.
On the political otherization of Indian Muslims from the Nation’s mainstream politics. A Political poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poetic tribute to Hosna Ara Parvin, the brave Bangladeshi lady martyr of ChristChurch terrorist attack, New Zealand, on
Lofty hopes keep the humanity in prayers as the the past year elopes paving the way for another year
A tribute to the 8-year-old girl who was ‘kidnapped, starved, drugged, and raped repeatedly inside a Hindu temple’ in Kathua,
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s tribute to the two-year-old boy, Emir al-Bash, martyred in Ghouta, the war-torn suburb of Syria.
Indian Muslim woman’s appeal to mob lynching thugs post the Triple Talaq verdict
Paradise appears somewhere in between their smile and the Fire is hidden in midst of their painful tears, urges Jaihoon
As each year passes by, we sincerely pray for humanity not to fall prey to the future pain of natural
Exploring the profound essence of philanthropy through a poetic lens, celebrating its virtues and transformative power in society.
While anyone can incite violence and destroy homes, it takes courage and nobility to uphold peace and sanity.
Great souls, despite disappearing from our sight, keep riding on memory lane, gifting relief for our daily worries— Mujeeb Jaihoon
To love like Imam Hussein means generously sharing the Truth-hive’s sweetness, spreading its essence to all, even enemies, writes Jaihoon
A touching episode from the life of a man who was bestowed with abundant authority by Destiny, yet chose to
Neo-imperialist forces betray and bulldoze weaker nations, plundering resources, and then profit from their reconstruction.
A believer’s poetic prayer for an atheist, navigating through the depths of faith, empathy, and spiritual yearning.
On the stark double standards of superpowers reflecting on issues of terrorism, war, and global politics.
When darkness envelops the world, we search within for the light that guides us through the night’s shadow, writes Mujeeb
A philosophical dialogue with Umm Ammar, Islam’s pioneering female martyr, as she illuminates timeless inquiries on women’s resilience. Last night,
Intellectual inertia within the Islamic world hindered the advancement of dream interpretation, despite Ibn Sireen’s contributions.
Journey through life’s trials and triumphs, finding resilience and courage amidst destiny’s challenges, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
We water plants and hastily expect fruits ignoring their emotional identity. When they fail, we blame climate change- writes Jaihoon.
The poet, who is knowledgeable in abstract concepts, is taken to task for his ignorance of everyday things.
A poetic exchange where flowers lament human indifference, urging appreciation for nature’s gifts, amidst the chaos of daily life.
An urban and a rural woman share their pain, echoing the societal divides and the unequal suffering of women.
Jaihoon’s poem on a dream visit to the house of Ayesha Siddiqa (ra) and her advice to the Modern World
On the families torn asunder by soaring rents, fueled by the insatiable greed of their landlords.
Discontent with the materialistic world, Mujeeb Jaihoon seeks a guide to lead his poetic caravan towards a more meaningful existence.
On the rehabilitation of victims affected by wars and conflicts while hoping for peace and healing in society.
Adrift in the tempestuous sea of human conflicts, Mujeeb Jaihoon grapples with the yearning for the higher power of Divine
The bittersweet memories of a nightingale far from its beloved homeland about the celebration of shared moments and festive joys.
Mujeeb Jaihoon explores a journey of internal conflict, faith, and the quest for solace amidst self-censorship and oppression.
A lyrical exploration of Sharjah’s captivating blend of tradition and modernity celebrating the emirate’s architectural and serene beauty.
Yearning for a deeper meaning amidst the chaos and despair of human existence.