Nowhere but Him
The weak and oppressed will naturally run to the Mighty King upon whom they can rely to redress their grief— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Maverick Dervish (Anthology)
Shy Not to Ask the Giving King
On a Night when the benefactor is ready to shower boundless mercy, how can we stay silent and refrain from seeking it?— wonders Jaihoon
re:CALL
Honoring the plea from sincere critics to occasionally forsake the logical cave and return to the spiritual delight.
How can you buy Light in the Market of Darkness?
Searching for God in the indulgent world is as foolish as looking for a Rose in middle of the desert, suggests the Delhi Sage – by Jaihoon
The Demerited Devotee
A humble servant with no merit or choice surrenders to the ocean of Divine Love.
A Tale of Tears and Trials
The joy in life can be realized only when one undergoes the agonies of pain and tears – reveals Mujeeb Jaihoon
In Cry is a Joy
Gentleness is a superhuman quality which is unfound among the majority. Hence, its upholders deserve respect— asserts Jaihoon in this poem.
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
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.