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Inspiring prose. Intoxicating verse.
With his mystic and melodious pen, Jaihoon transports readers to a world where spiritual worldviews steal the limelight.
Your Infinite Response to My Finite Pleas
We may earnestly count the number of times we have asked Him, grumbling about the lapse in response, but He keeps no tally while giving.
Your Infinite Response to My Finite Pleas
We may earnestly count the number of times we have asked Him, grumbling about the lapse in response, but He keeps no tally while giving.
نطاق المصرفية الاسلامية في كيرالا، نظرة اجتماعية
مرة هبط (UFO) جسم طائر غير معروف في مدينة كاليكوت، وخرج الأجانب منه و الذين كانوا في السفينة الفضائية وبدؤوا يتجولون في أحياءها وشوارعها وفي قرى مدينة مليبار هذه، واتصلوا بمقرهم في المريخ وأبلغوا تقريرا...
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.
Your Name is Enough
As we get weary of life's strife, we find solace in the name of the Beloved, who is the mantra of joy and hope for us in both worlds
Years Eleven
Celebrating a love blessed with Patience and sacrifice with neither complaint nor a taint.
Ya Rabbana! Ya Rabbana!
We submit our faults in HIS presence from whom there is nothing to hide as we stand silent like a bride- Jaihoon on pleading to the Lord
Your Love-Moments
Mujeeb Jaihoon unveils the essence of the sublime love and devotion for the Holy Prophet in this enchanting symphony of words
ഇതാണൊ ഇസ്ലാം
Mujeeb Jaihoon's controversial take on some of the double standards prevalent in the conservative Muslim Kerala community.
Your Seat in My Love-town
Lovers may be weak in faith and actions, but the desire of Beloved will liberate them from the snare of the False Messiah— asserts Jaihoon.
പൈതൃകം മാറ്റങ്ങള്ക്ക് വിലങ്ങു തടിയാവേണ്ടതുണ്ടോ? : മുജീബ് ജൈഹൂൻ
എല്ലാ നൂറു വര്ഷങ്ങളിലും ഒരു മുജദ്ദിദ് ആഗതമാവുമെന്നാണ്. നൂറു വര്ഷം പൂര്ത്തിയാക്കുന്ന സംഘടനകളുടെ ചരിത്രത്തിലും ഈ ഘടകം അനിവാര്യമാണ്
وقفِ ازل
Mujeeb Jaihoon's Urdu poem against the oppressive Waqf bill 2025 implemented by the right-wing Indian regime.
Zumba Must Awaken Babus and Netas—Not the Playground Heroes
While Kerala pushes student dances to fight drugs, Mujeeb Jaihoon argues it's the idle officials who should shake their lethargic lifestyle.
You’re Rich Only When Your Neighbors Aren’t Poor
Wealth must be measured by the lives we touch, the smiles we bring, and the opportunities we create for others, asserts 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.
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.
You can’t beat Allah’s Mercy
What makes a believer different from non-believer is his capacity to hope for Allah's Mercy. The slave may despise himself, cursing and wailing before Him.
Why Hide?
Enamored with love, the seeker is unapologetic in his expression of devotion to the beloved.
Why need an Excuse?
If the night requires no excuse to put the stars to sleep, neither do the Lovers for praising their Beloved— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Wounds Scream in Dream
Pain suffered in the the semi-conscious world throbs more than what we experience in the conscious world— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Wrinkle-free Love
Time ravages, love endures. A tender testament to enduring love's resilience.
Win My Face Within
A hidden love seeks solace within, yearning to be found in the depths of her heart.
Words: Crafting Style. Casting Spell
While guns & missiles destroy concrete buildings and human bodies alike, words are even mightier to impress and intimidate human minds, inspires Mujeeb Jaihoon during the talk entitled, Words: Crafting Style. Casting Spell, held at...
Ya Badee’al Ajaaib: A Poem of Mayhem
Weep not for this poet nor for his blood-like plight- Jaihoon's chaotic poem on spiritual mayhem citing anecdotes from Rabia Basri and Umar Qazi.
With Every Tear He is Familiar
Allah is well aware of the warmth of every tear that flows down the cheeks of His hopeful servant- asserts Jaihoon in this devotional poem
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.
Words Fail to Relay Lover’s Plight
Little do lovers talk in words; more so they do with tears, testifies a poetic seeker who witnessed the joyful suffering of Meem's admirers.
Who will tame the Rogue Ztate?
Frustrated by global inaction to the daylight genocide in Palestine, Jaihoon demands: Who will contain the Zionist thug?
Wrong Printout? Say Asthaghfirullah
Mujeeb Jaihoon asserts the timeless endurance of virtues—truthfulness and justice—amidst the ever-changing landscape of human progress.
Why Scribble for Hours Infinite?
A struggling artist recalls the invaluable advice of a wise friend, sparking a journey of self-discovery and creative exploration
Why Conceal Your Meem?
A fervent longing to see the Beloved echoing a universal voice to those yearning for a spiritual connection with Holy Prophet.
Woes of a Weary Nightingale
Adrift in the tempestuous sea of human conflicts, Mujeeb Jaihoon grapples with the yearning for the higher power of Divine mercy.
Words that Recharge: Finding God in Poetry
Mujeeb Jaihoon reveals how poetry reconnects with the divine, while recharging our hearts and souls through the power of written words.
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.
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
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.
Unyoked
To save the heart from death-blood, it is inevitable to unyoke from the comforts and soak in the Beloved's longing— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Urdu-some mantras of the Hindu-some Priest
So, how would it sound when Sanskrit, the traditional language of devotional Hinduism (not to be mistaken for militant Hindutva), and Urdu, the enemy-branded lingua franca, merges in one person with equal devotion and admiration...
Uplifting the Female without dumping her status
Among the most intensely discussed issues of today is the upliftment of women. The issue has attracted attention from all walks of life, creating both controversies and emotional response.
We are here to Forever Stay
The Indian muslim will not faint and falter at the Numeric Altar of the regime— Jaihoon's poetic slam of India's discriminatory Citizenship Amendment Bill
War: Incredible Indifference
As innocents are killed, the powerful convene fruitless meetings, exchanging hollow condolences, indifferent to the plight of war victims.
When Mothers Armor Children with Confidence
Complements usually constrain us into cozy comfort zones. But when Mothers armor children with confidence, belligerent battles seem child’s play
Who else is so loved, followed and remembered?
No other creation in this cosmos deserves and enjoys the absolute love and awe as much as the Beloved of God, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
When You hear my prayer !
The servant becomes ecstatic when Lord answers the slave's plea. But the joy of fulfilment is incomplete without gratitude- insists Jaihoon.
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
Ventilator and Boredom: The Blessing of Being Alive
Ramadan is giving our body a break and igniting our soul’s desires to commune and congregate with the Divine— Jaihoon's Ramadan journal 1442
Vent of an Uprooted Tent
The poet, whose state is no better than an uprooted tent, admits his foolish lines are of no worth for the wise ones
Were you not Lost?
Were humanity not lost until the Lord guided them through mission of His Beloved, asks Mujeeb Jaihoon in an eulogy of the Holy Prophet
Up the Hill. Down a Miracle
A hilly journey to a waterfall site in Wayanad, Kerala
Were it not for Meem
Be it the saga of Miraj or the assembly at mahshar, the Beloved Meem is always the keynote in the song of creation
Unlocking Eternity’s Gate
Angel Ridwan's eagerly yearns for the Beloved's arrival to unlock Paradise' gate and begin the celebration of eternal serenity, writes Jaihoon
Welcome to Medina
Mujeeb Jaihoon's poetic homage to Medina, where hearts find peace, souls discover shelter, and the echoes of the Beloved's love endure.
Until Success Kisses
Journey through life's trials and triumphs, finding resilience and courage amidst destiny's challenges, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
When Sanity is Vaporized in the Chamber of Hypocrisy
Those who once introduced nuclear terror to the world now style themselves as guardians against it— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Who Will Crack the Hard Nut?
Intellectual inertia within the Islamic world hindered the advancement of dream interpretation, despite Ibn Sireen's contributions.
When Mercy Misfires: The Human Cost of Unchecked Animal Care
Stray dogs disrupt life across South India, endangering children, damaging property, and exposing flawed compassion—writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Who Is Your True Ally?
A heartbroken soul in the afterlife ponders love's enduring power.
Valentine’s Day: The Cupid Conspiracy
It is not in my capacity to elaborate the obsession of western civilization with the ancient Roman past, especially its past pagan legacy. Thanks to globalization, the 'land of sunset' is more appealing in the...
When Sick…
#whensick how much family matters in our lives
When Time Forgot to Pass
Miraj: For the first time since its inception, Light found a soul more faster itself— Time & Space reimagined in Mujeeb Jaihoon's poem.
Voyages surge Knowledge
A large part of Islamic knowledgebase is a product of beloved scholars’ journeys and travels, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Utterly. Insanely.
Jaihoon's word of caution to mystic lovers not to consume their drink all at once
Tweets 2015
Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2015
Tweets 2024
Yesterday’s cultural constants have become today’s economic variables— and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2024
Tweets 2013
Tweets of 2013
Tweets 2025
The planet revolves on the axis of injustice. Afterlife, hence, the only hopeful alternative.— and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2025
Tweets 2014
Tweets of 2014
Tweets 2011
Tweets of 2011
Tweets 2012
Tweets of 2012
Tweets 2016
Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2016
Tweets 2017
Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2017.
Tweets 2018
Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2018.
Unique pearls on the shore of Islam
Dr. Allama Iqbal testifies to the above fact in the following words: I went to Italy and came across a gentleman called Prince Caeteni who was fond of Islamic history. I asked him why he...
Tweets 2019
Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2019.
Unfound
The loss of a spiritual comrade leaves us in a terrible state which consumes our heart and shreds our nerves in pain
Tweets 2020
Be the Bee to the world. Not it’s Hive-- and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2020
Unfair with God’s Fair Creatures
An urban and a rural woman share their pain, echoing the societal divides and the unequal suffering of women.
Unlock Your Love Within
The slave can readily accept the lockdown of his entire freedom provided the Master unlocks His Love within him or her–– Jaihoon on Lailathul Qadr.
UAE : Like her, no mother other
The poet expresses deep gratitude and affection for the UAE, praising its generosity, kindness, and the opportunities for its peoples.
unEVOLVED
Despite transformation in all creatures including the virus, men & women adamantly continue their old habits- Jaihoon's poetic adieu to 2020
Twice Bitten
Neo-imperialist forces betray and bulldoze weaker nations, plundering resources, and then profit from their reconstruction.
Tweets 2021
A Sunna in time saves whine.- and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2021
Truth : Share if you Care
To love like Imam Hussein means generously sharing the Truth-hive's sweetness, spreading its essence to all, even enemies, writes Jaihoon
Umra is Part of Ziyara. Not Vice Versa
Medina is the Tree. Ka’aba, Mounts of Safa and Marwa, Zamzam and Masjid al Haram are its twigs and branches... writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Un-Just Like That
Violence, oppression and inequality have made life unjust and unbearable for the afflicted ones- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Tweets 2022
Some moments are better sighed than said.- and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2022
Umra 2013 Tweets
Tell me, o lovers, is dreaming of the Beloved in sleep as sweet as losing it for his sake?
Tweets 2023
The only permanency of the Duniya is its Temporality.- and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2023
Trespassing Destiny’s Fence
Exploring the profound desire for a reunion beyond physical barriers, the mystery of self, and the hope for divine mercy.
Traffic Jams and Judgment Day: The Unripe fruits of Industrial Revolution
We proudly claim that our life has become fast, but simultaneously admit in humility that much of it goes in waste. The reference is to precious time lost in traffic jams
Transforming solar energy to neural electric impulse on our taste-buds
The sun may be burning in scorching summer days and Man, an advanced form of creation, find it difficult to travel from home to office, even in air-conditioned cars. Yet the primitive date fruit embraces...
Training the present for taming the future
The tireless presentations at top of the voice for hours and hours, are just the work of the body. Its roots lie elsewhere. It is pure dedication, without having any leisure vacation. And this comes...
Tomorrow Morn
Lovers can renounce solitude and enjoy life's blessings only in the presence of each other
To Travel is a virtue. Stillness, hence, a Sin
Mujeeb Jaihoon urges to explore the power of travel writing, embracing the diversity and purpose of journeys.
To the Tyrant Tigress
A poetic appeal to the callous comrade to spare the senses of the lover.
To The Disruptors without Alternatives
Disruptors who violently upset the status quo must come with better alternatives for their talks and actions to make any sense.
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
To the Merciful Tyrant
Believers prefer the prison of Almighty's fear to the freedom of their desires while wishing Him to be their thirst & hunger— writes Jaihoon
To Gaza’s Playful Angels
Jaihoon's passionate elegy on the martyrdom of the Palestinian boys killed by Israeili warships while playing football on the beach (2014)
To the Selfie Offspring
Paradise appears somewhere in between their smile and the Fire is hidden in midst of their painful tears, urges Jaihoon in this poem about filial piety.
To the Godless Goons of Mob India
RamaRajya, Mahatma Gandhi's non-violent utopia of mutual tolerance, has no place for bigots who lynch and leech the Weak.
To the Popcorn-eating Enablers
Mujeeb Jaihoon blasts the inaction of the silent bystanders as the poor continue to be deprived of their right to life and liberty.
To the Lost Sheep in the Jungle of Beeps
A message of hope to ignite those whose hearts have turned dry and eyes unable to cry with minds lost and souls exhausted
To the Collyrium of this Cosmos
How can any resist the power of Meem's love-arrest when every heart throngs to beat in his love— asks Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Sublime Salute
Gold loses its luster compared to the radiant blessing of saluting the Holy Prophet.
Time is Ripe to Lift the Intellectual Veil of Kerala Muslim Women: Jaihoon
Only a definitive women Islamic scholarship can put up a credible counter offensive against Islamphobia, says Jaihoon on the intellectual renaissance of Kerala's Muslim women
Tighten the Knot of Hope
Human weaknesses are no excuse to shy away from spiritual struggle. Hope will bring the lover's aspiration to fruition alludes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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.
The Selfless Pilgrim
The incident about a man who experienced mercy for others and gave up his own wishes for the sake of his fellow pilgrims
Thus I Greet, my Heartbeat
Despite aspiring for the Beloved Meem in the sweetest and dearest of metaphors, Mujeeb Jaihoon still feels they are inadequate.
The Spiritual Capital
The poet's soul aches for the love of God and the Prophet's guidance, a stark contrast to the body's pursuit of fleeting pleasures
Timeless Virtues Triumph Technology
Mujeeb Jaihoon asserts the timeless endurance of virtues—truthfulness and justice—amidst the ever-changing landscape of human progress.
The Sweet Seller
A devotee's yearning to serve a heavenly treat, symbolizing love for the Prophet, to all his followers in paradise.
Time’s Eternal Celebration
Time celebrates the Prophet's enduring significance, with his glory resonating across all ages.
The Silent Wail
The search for inner peace through loyalty to the Holy Prophet amidst external turmoil and oppression.
Threat or Theatre: As Leaders Script, the Lot Suffocate
Mujeeb Jaihoon exposes how scripted confrontations and political theatrics suffocate ordinary people under orchestrated power struggles.
The Supreme Mentor
The Beloved is the teacher of both earthly and celestial realms. Through him, we discovered the existence in the world, writes Jaihoon
The Unity of Time, Life, and the Universe
Mujeeb Jaihoon advocates for unity in knowledge and embracing recent developments in both worlds: the wired and wireless.
Till I Remain No More
From healing wounds to soaring ambitions, rediscover life's essence in the love of Holy Prophet
The Time-less Times
Human relationships are facing severe challenges due to the 'timeless' Time, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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
Thus Warned The Puppet Master
On the stark double standards of superpowers reflecting on issues of terrorism, war, and global politics.
The Sufi Booklover
A touching episode from the life of a man who was bestowed with abundant authority by Destiny, yet chose to depart from the halls of power.
The smile of Agony
How am I to behold the volcano of anguish and anger? This fume that is being emitted, spreads far and wide, knowing no bounds. Frustration enfolds every vein of mine. Nothing but curse and mistrust....
Thy name is Love
From magic potion to passion to poison, Love comes in different names and forms— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
To a Disheartened Rose
Mujeeb Jaihoon laments the cruelty of the world towards the kind-hearted, while touting resilience against adversity.
The Trade Secret behind Muslim Kerala’s Sectarian Scholarship
Najeeb Moulavi laments the organizational partisanship casting an infinite shadow in the making of able jurists in Muslim Kerala
To an Indifferent Friend
One may be guilty and lacking in piety, but that doesn't mean they don't deserve a chance to speak their side of story— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
To Believe Well is to Behave Well
To behave well with neighbors is an integral part of belief in God, which if practiced may help reduce sectarian friction among Muslims, at least.
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
Thirst and Creating Thirst for Knowledge are Twin Miracles: Jaihoon
Education is the best armor to protect from the weapons of mass and mind destruction, says Mujeeb Jaihoon at a community-run madrasa at Kachavi, village in Haveri District, Karnataka.
The Unfit times
Mujeeb Jaihoon explores a journey of internal conflict, faith, and the quest for solace amidst self-censorship and oppression.
The Virus Lockdown: Face-palm for Faith and Smiley for Science?
Human progress is possible only in the complementarity between Faith and Science. Religionists & Science cheerleaders have to unite, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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
The Noor of Tavanoor
There was a faint light in the horizon ready to fade any moment. I prayed that Tavanoor continue to be blessed with the light of peace and beauty, love and serenity.
The Pilgrim’s Manual
A pilgrim warns his self to tread humbly in the presence of the Beloved, for even the wind whispers with awe in this sacred space.
The New Year Prayer
Lofty hopes keep the humanity in prayers as the the past year elopes paving the way for another year
The Mystery of Divine Affinity
Prayers from loved ones often receive quicker response than our own.
The Selfish Scholar is Sinister than the Miserly Rich: Jaihoon
Knowledge cannot be kept in an uncharitable locker. It deserves to be doled to all, asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon in a disruptive talk at Malabar Islamic Complex
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.
The Night of Gold Hunt
Mujeeb Jaihoon hails the frenzied seekers in alphabetical fashion to boldly invoke the Divine blessings of the 'Power of Night'.
The Poet’s Blind Spot
The poet, who is knowledgeable in abstract concepts, is taken to task for his ignorance of everyday things.
The Muslim Maryada in Ayodhya: GOD IS WITH THE OPPRESSED
True Ramarajya will only entitle Muslims to greater peace, equality & freedom. Nevertheless, Patience will be indispensable — asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Same Old Wine
Lovers repeat and rotate the same old tale of love masquerading with new symbols, just like the deceptive wine-seller— an eccentric poem by Jaihoon
The Reality Of Arab Culture In The Spotlight (Tweets & fotos)
#ArabSpring erupted primarily due to the suppression of culture. Freedom is essential for culture to grow
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.
The Midnight Meet
The lover's unusual visit on a cold night, forgoing sleep and rest, leaves the beloved in doubt about his intentions.
The Merciful Sultan
God anointed His Beloved as the Merciful Sultan to rule over the world in a celestial symphony of benevolence.
The Price of My Heart-Vessel
A heart yearns to be redeemed by the sacred love of Medina in this poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Majestic Mirror
Truth borrows its hue from the Beloved Meem, who is the absolute testimonial for Reality, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Poetry of Purpose: Sustaining the Spark beyond Academics
Mujeeb Jaihoon urges students to find passions beyond academics, stressing their importance for a life enriched with purpose and fulfillment.
The Reason to Love
Jaihoon's poem explores the various gifts in life, ultimately declaring the unmatched power of a beloved's love.
The Moonlit Madness
Our soul is the least we can offer as the most valuable token of our love the Holy Prophet.
The merry of meeting and pain of parting: Day 4/4 (Umra 2011)
After we're done, it was time for the adieu. For past two days, the pupil of our eyes had been blessed with the dark hue of the Black Ka’aba. Now it was time to nurture...
The Reality Of Arab Culture In The Spotlight (Tweets & fotos)
#ArabSpring erupted primarily due to the suppression of culture. Freedom is essential for culture to grow
The Scent of Civilization
The coming of the Holy Prophet perfumed humanity with compassion and knowledge bringing smiles on the faces of the oppressed and weak.
The Nth Love
The years of affection spent in the presence of the beloved are like new moon nights.
The Martyr-Bride
Dreams cried, Nightmare laughed. Cup smashed, Wine spilled— Mujeeb Jaihoon's poetic dissent against the civilian deaths in the Yemen conflict.
The Love Canvas
True believers question their faith if it doesn't encompass the adoration for the Holy Prophet.
The Love-Tax for my Existence
The Holy Prophet's praise is the essential tariff, crucial to our existence and purpose—asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon in this poetic tribute.
The Hive of Joy
The Abode of God exhorts the poet to proceed towards the city of the Beloved where the love-tears shed are as sweet as honey.
The fall of Ottoman Caliphate and the Indian Khilafat Movement
Discover the power of collective action and unity in the Khilafat Movement, as Mujeeb Jaihoon explores its history and enduring relevance.
The Love-dyed Bride
Lovers can sustain no other desire when they stand in the presence of the Beloved, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Incomplete Ode
Men and jinn have long tried, yet miserably failed, to do justice in describing the beauty of the Beloved, notes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
The Forgotten Flora
We water plants and hastily expect fruits ignoring their emotional identity. When they fail, we blame climate change- writes Jaihoon.
The Madman and the Rose
This dark love poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon warns of a passionate love destined for heartbreak and pain.
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.
The Gift from Almighty
Embraced by the Chosen, bestowed by the Creator, this Gift empowers martyrs, scholars, and lovers to express their bliss.
The Inevitable
The Beloved is the cornerstone of life, the gem in existence's ocean, illuminating culture and human advancement, asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon.
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.
The First Time
e it from the moth to the flame or the cup to the wine, the first time is indeed the testing time of Love and Loyalty— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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.
The Eternal Connection
Unlike human communications, invoking the Almighty doesn't require technology.— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Love’s Abode
Angels marvel at humanity's unique ability to construct love's sanctuary both in this life and beyond.
The Key and Plea
A seeker does not need the boat or the bridge to cross the turbulent river of Love, says Khidr, the eternal traveler, in a spiritual dream
The Lovers’ Ruses
Delving into the clever ploys of lovers, this poem exposes their games to prolong their Beloved's sweet discourse.
The Lord’s Existence
It is inevitable for Allah to exist as no one else could create a magnificent creation like the Holy Prophet— asserts Jaihoon
The Key to Unlock Heavens
Our pleas will hang suspended in the celestial expanse until they are accompanied by respect and love for the Beloved Prophet of God.
The Love-Scale Imbalance
The wisdom behind the Holy Quran, despite being revealed to the Holy Prophet, aplenty with tales of earlier Prophets but very less about him.
The Lone Lament
Mujeeb Jaihoon's poem celebrating the bittersweet melodies of separation and the triumph of love.
The Feast of Truth
Al Amin, the Trustworthy, has promised us a feast at al-Kawthar. The Afterlife, hence, is inevitable for the very same reason- writes Jaihoon
The Love-Barter
One night in prayer a man cried to God / Ya Rabb! You are the most just / To trade with Your Mercy is best
The Haven of Hope
In an age of demonic deceit, Love, beauty and truth have fled to take shelter in the city of the Beloved, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
The Greed-blinded Towers
On the families torn asunder by soaring rents, fueled by the insatiable greed of their landlords.
The Jackal-Games Between War and Peace
Mujeeb Jaihoon delves into the manipulative nature of war and peace, critiquing how the powerful play ‘jackal-games’ at victims’ cost.
The Demerited Devotee
A humble servant with no merit or choice surrenders to the ocean of Divine Love.
The Demons of Divisive Algorithms
The dynamic human experience is beyond the grids of AI-generated algorithms: Jaihoon's poetic response to the evil of predictive modelling.
The Eid of my Existence
The day the lover gets to meet his Beloved Meem shall be the eid of his life-career and he shall need supernal eyes to witness the beauty
The Cure for Sour Times
Whenever life sails through bad waters, saluting the Beloved will help to calm the storm threatening our existence— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Elephant in the Room
Jaihoon's hard-hitting poem on the society’s willful blindness to injustice—where vanity thrives, but the cries of the oppressed go unheard.
The Eternal ‘Endowment’
Jaihoon's poetic dissent against the oppressive Waqf bill, delving into the unyielding faith and unwavering resilience of the Indian Muslims.
The Dream-like Prize
The poet longs to use his wax-like heart's elegant Flame to uncover Love's divine secrets at every chance.
The Ecstatic Name
The moment lovers overhear the mention of their Beloved, their hearts overwhelm with ecstacy unable to bear the bliss- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Devotional Fiesta of Divine Forgiveness
Yes, Ramadan is the most grand discount extravaganza we can ever imagine. Shopping for the blessings of Allah, be it of the greatest or silly value... Jaihoon’s Journal of Ramadan 2011
The curious case of Muslim Kerala’s Communist Apostles
Why don't the apostles, devout preachers who carved a niche in Malabar for 'Shaykh Marx' and 'Hazrat Lenin', become full time Party members?
The Beggar’s Treasure
The poet feels undeserving of a precious gift and expresses a desire for deeper faith and understanding.
The Celestial Encounter
In a celestial encounter, a believer presents the Almighty with a unique gift: poetry extolling the Prophet's greatness.
The Creator’s Whereabouts
Just as the the rose holds the key to the nightingale's song, if you are seeking the Creator, then find Him near the Beloved- argues Jaihoon
The 2/3 Love Reminder: Holy Prophet’ call to the Parents and Educationists
Educationists, governmental departments and even parents can rejoice over the above saying of Holy Prophet. An Ashura thought
The Carnival
Ever since they climbed the mount of Meem's love, the lovers became strangers to themselves— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
The Compassionate Descent
The glory of Mi'raj lies not only in the ascension but in the descent of our Beloved back to our humble world as well— sings Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Crown of Meem-Madness
Mujeeb Jaihoon makes a final plea to bring him again to Medina so that he can set on fire those hearts that are love-poor.
The Commodified Existence
From distorted values to commodified minds, this poetic critique by Mujeeb Jaihoon explore the modern societal decay.
The Borrowed Light
Jaihoon’s poetic commentary on the tragic transformation of leadership mirroring the cyclical nature of power and servitude in history.
The Code Messiah: Can AI Weep for Hiroshima—and Dethrone the Empire of Lust?
Can Battle-Bots liberate humanity from the tyranny of its own nature or simply inherit the sins of their architects—asks Mujeeb Jaihoon.
The Broken Rosary of Affinity
When the Rosary of Affinity breaks, the Sky of Spiritual Joy loses its stars, and Love becomes uncountable.
The Angels Belittled Me
The angels worship Allah incessantly but are amazed at the unwavering hope of sinful humans in Allah's mercy.
The ‘Old Lady’ Merchant
The stones under her feet are worth more than the pearls on paradise’ shore, writes Jaihoon in a tribute to Lady Khadijah, the wife of Prophet
Super PROs Battling Existential Validation: Life in the Age of Renewals and Reminders
Mujeeb Jaihoon exposes the silent crisis gripping modern humanity—where over-documentation reduces existence to endless forms and logins.
Sura Al Masad Commentary (Pt – 1)
AbuLahab was a creative enemy of Islam. He even composed to ridicule the HolyProphet
Sura Al Maoon Commentary
Hypocrites existed during the very lifetime of the Holy Prophet. Why would they not in our times?
Stomach full. Hearts empty
The habits and rituals in Ramadan witness a sudden end as soon as the Holy Month is over
Sura Al Quraysh Commentary
If one's food, health and roof is safe for today, then rest of the worries in life is waste of time.
Thank you, O People of West!
Thank you for your protests on your streets, faithfully expressing your solidarity for our suffering and killing... while we cowardly sit at homes meditating in front of the Idiot Box
Sura Al Feel Commentary
Tiny birds are enough to fight an army of elephants. Size doesn't matter in Allah's plan
Tangled in the Love-Web
Heartbroken by an unanswered prayer, the poet grapples with the natural feeling of human envy when another receives divine favor.
Sura Al Humaza Commentary
Slandering and backbiting are roadmaps to our spiritual destruction
Sweet Love, Bitter death!
We all fear death. But more fearsome is the absence of our dear ones, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Sura Al Asr Commentary
The calculation of Time is a function of the movements of cosmic bodies. And none can move them except God.
The ‘Kun’ of the Cosmos
The rays of the Beloved Prophet inaugurated the dawn of Allah's Creation.
Ten Out of Ten
Mujeeb Jaihoon's love poem celebrating unwavering devotion, sacrifice, and a perfect ten out of ten journey.
That Night Ended Medinized
Lovers' souls merge in one another while narrating their celestial yearning for Medina, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Tbilisi: Land of the She Saint and Kickass Lady King
Telling tale of a travel to the Land of Saint Nino and King Tamara.
Sweet since Night One!
Before Ramadan began, in a light-hearted moment I told my love that when in paradise, I would be in the joyful company of hoors. she replied in an indifferent tone, ‘That’s ok. But make sure...
Sultan by Name. Sultan in Vision & Action too
On Dr. Sheikh Sultan, the Sharjah emir's passionate call for Cultural & Educational intervention to counter terrorist elements and moral decay in Arab World
Story of the mute bystander with a fluent heart
This piece is scented with gratitude for that kind soul, whoever he was, whatever his faith
Spring the First
As the kite for the wind and farmers for the monsoon, the Heart waits for the holy month of Rabiul Awwal to celebrate.
Spring has not arrived since then
Ever since the parting of the Spiritual friend, the poet lives a false life while damned to the edge of near-death state
Sunna-some is greater Sufism
In the age of mega indulgence, adoption of Prophetic etiquettes is both the shortest, and sweetest, way to attain higher spiritual progress.
Taking stock BEFORE Ramadan
If we could take this Ramadan as a time for self-assessment. Could we also try to find out how much have the Muslims positively contributed to the development of the world and to the total...
That Friday In Bangla Sang the Paradise-Bird
Mujeeb Jaihoon's poetic tribute to Hosna Ara Parvin, the brave Bangladeshi lady martyr of ChristChurch terrorist attack, New Zealand, on Mar 15 2019.
Test Drive with TIME
Tweets of the One Day Trip to Kerala
Teachers Co-design the Destiny of Children: Mujeeb Jaihoon
Teachers get to spend quality time to nourish the aspirations of their candidates— asserts Jaihoon at Darul Hidaya Teachers training program
Sura Al Muminoon : Verse 50 (Tweets)
The birth, life and ascent of #Jesus are all a miracle for humanity. Above all, he was the son of Mary and servant of GOD
Takeaways from a Heart-Wrecked Ramadan
Mujeeb Jaihoon recollects a spiritual espionage that unexpectedly catapulted a 2X 'faith-style' during the Holy Month (Mar 2025)
Sura Ikhlas (Tweets)
"Allah is the proper noun of the deity. It is not a translation for the word God." Notes and Thoughts during Holy Quran commentary
Sunnah: The Salvation from Life’s Tsunamis
Find refuge in the blessed life-system to overcome trials and preserve your identity, insists Mujeeb Jaihoon
Silence of the Kashgar Daughters (Txt ver)
What would it be like to set foot on that timeless soil where Past and Present played hide and seek from the other? My head lectured on the impossibilities even as my heart whispered about...
Sayyid Shihab: A Beacon of Communal Harmony and Secular Politics
By embracing his teachings and values, we can work towards a world that truly celebrates its diversity— writes Jaihoon in New Age Islam
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
Smash the Idols of Knowledge Segregation
The point of interest is that this quote by Bayazid Bastami appeared as the opening quote of a psychology text book taught in CBSE Indian schools...Jaihoon on knowledge segregation
Smiles Over Guns
Dedicated to Abdul Halim Attar, a Palestinian refugee who sold pens on Beirut streets, while carrying his daughter Reem on his shoulders
Shame for Uncle Sam
It was hard to believe whether it was the real news or a commercial break of a Hollywood movie preview. But this was real plane, real building and real people.
Sincerity: Action’s Bow and Arrow
Discover kindness, assistance, strategy, and self-realization as you unlock your potential for a fulfilling life.
Rest Your Canoe in My Tear-River
Only the chosen few can behold that Divine Cup of Mustafa's love, let alone consume the Drink. Nevertheless, Jaihoon is eager to try.
Sayyid Shihab Won Hearts Over Minds
Sayyid Shihab appealed more to our hearts than our minds, asserts Jaihoon at Sayyid Shihab International Summit held at Dubai
Sneezing vs. Yawning
A thought dawned upon my mind about two mundane things which we all do (and as such there is nothing philosophical about it). Some of the results on comparison were funny and some strange.
Sayyid Shihab Torched Minds, not Bodies, with Ideas: Jaihoon
He did not teach his community to set their bodies on fire during crises, but to kindle minds with ideas, says Jaihoon at ShihabWise launch in Bangalore
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
Spirituality smiles in the synonymity of the Material and Spiritual: Jaihoon
While milk entertains the belly, fragrance amuses our olfactory senses. Both are remotely related to the purification of human shortcomings, or so it seems.
Republic Day
The bittersweet memories of a nightingale far from its beloved homeland about the celebration of shared moments and festive joys.
Roses are red. Violets are blood
A tribute to the 8-year-old girl who was 'kidnapped, starved, drugged, and raped repeatedly inside a Hindu temple' in Kathua, Jammu- India in January 2018
Soaring Hearts
Defying the notion of falling in love, this poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon explores love as an upward journey.
Sayyid Shihab, Universal Citizen. Global Compassion: Jaihoon
It is up to his admirers to limit or liberate the geographical and ideological boundaries in presenting this Compassionate son of humanity, says Jaihoon during the welcome address of the ShihabWise Contest Prize Distribution Ceremony...
Soul’s Perfume
The Love of Mustafa is the fragrance for the soul while the heart finds joy tied to the knot of his desire, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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.
Self Appraisal Essential for Self Realization
Self-reflection leads to self-improvement, self-realization, and ultimately, the destiny we choose.
Remembering Kerala’s Spiritual Democrat
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s eulogy for late Shaykh Mohiyuddin Musliyar Athipatta (1936-2018), the under-explored goldmine of modern Muslim Kerala.
Sayyid Shihab for the Shabab : His life and Message for the Youth
Mujeeb Jaihoon unravels the inspiring tale of Sayyid Shihab, a beacon of virtues, who ignited harmony, education, and spiritual values.
Sayed Hyderali Shihab Thangal: The Simple, Secular and Spiritual Stalwart of Kerala
Mujeeb Jaihoon's emotive eulogy for Muslim Kerala's charismatic leader who led the Community with his striking humility & resolute leadership.
Sailing on the Friend-ship
While the selfish ones swim in the sleazy dirt, sincere friends sail on great seas— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon in this friendship poem
Rocks too May Wither with Love
Poison may aspire for honey and Jackals may cry like sheep, Nay even Abu Lahab'sheart once felt for the Beloved— writes Jaihoon
Salalah : Quenching Thirst for Nature’s Nectar
When I reached home, the meter read 3000km since I left my doorstep. Content beyond any count, I was out of words
Sell Me Cheap in the Beloved’s Market
Throw me like Yusuf into the well or even sell me cheap in the market of the Beloved, pleaded a lover unable to contain the love of Meem.
Silence of the Kashgar Daughters
What would it be like to set foot on that timeless soil where Past and Present played hide and seek from the other? Mujeeb Jaihoon writes on the unheard experiences in NorthWest China.
Samarkand: The Stellar Sanctuary of Saints and Sages
Reflections from Jaihoon's journey to the historical city of Uzbekistan, a sanctuary of renowned saints and emperors who shaped our world.
Ramadan Diary 2010 : The Spiritual Powerhouse
Despite observing it from known childhood, the Month has remained a spiritual energy powerhouse enriching with intimate experiences with the Creator. Every year, like all believers, I look upon it with renewed enthusiasm and expectations....
Reading Day Celebration: Why Muslims are Obliged than Others
Muslims hold an exceptional obligation to celebrate Reading Day, rooted in their prime divine commandment to read and seek knowledge.
Prayer for an Atheist
A believer's poetic prayer for an atheist, navigating through the depths of faith, empathy, and spiritual yearning.
Prophetic Praise: Beyond this World, Hereafter or Other Worlds
Even if we devote our entire life in his praise, we would not conclude the glory of ‘Meem’, the first letter of his name— insists Jaihoon.
Payback time (Umra 2011)
From the travel documentation to hotel reservations, this was my arrangement. A humble gift for them. An effort to gain my paradise, which lie under the feet of my mother.
Poetry Revolves around the Love-Sun
Jaihoon asserts that poetry powerfully explores the depth of human experience, inspiring the young students to embrace creativity.
Pilgrimage of Love: Day 01 (Umra 2011)
The Soul whispered: He is the ocean of light. He is my Sidra… I would burn if go any further… (Jaihoon's travel notes from Umra pilgrimage)
Reclaiming Relevance in the Era of Reform
Beyond parading titles, turbans, or towering billboards, the 'Samastha' centenary must spark radical rethinking, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Priceless Possession. Ceaseless Obsession (Tweets)
YOUR LOVE! The others don't know what they are missing ...
Ramadan to Ramadan: Three Rs to Reflect
It is habitual for us to 'regret about the past, complain about the present and worry about the future'. We spend more time thinking about them, than trying to solve them.
Politicized Islam is pseudo Madinian : Dr. Colin Turner at Said Nursi Conference
'Said Nursi’s mission was not how man should rule over man. But how man should rule over his own nafs' Dr Colin Turner.
Pilgrimage to a Moneywise Shrine
The clamor of money was in the air. The visitors had come with their choice made: Deposit or Withdrawal. This two-fold phenomenon was evident on each face. The paper bits in their hands spoke of...
Rainbows that Withstand the Rain of Time
Great souls, despite disappearing from our sight, keep riding on memory lane, gifting relief for our daily worries— Mujeeb Jaihoon
Prank of Blood and Bank
Oppression of Palestinians is a blot on our civilized times even as the thirst of the blood-thirsty Gog-Magogs goes on- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Rajastan and Gujarat : Travel Tweets
Tweets and notes from Jaihoon's journey in North Western states
re:CALL
Honoring the plea from sincere critics to occasionally forsake the logical cave and return to the spiritual delight.
Prelude to Peace
On the rehabilitation of victims affected by wars and conflicts while hoping for peace and healing in society.
Purging India’s Religious Beast for Greater Humanity: Challenges and Opportunities
The Nation is on the verge of a catastrophic implosion, if the megawatts of Religiosity goes unpurged, urges Jaihoon at Jamia Millia Islamia University.
Pretext for Paradise
Our yearning for God's Beloved increases our consideration to enter His Paradise, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Proudly Indian. Proudly Muslim
The choice of my homeland is by Divine decree. So look elsewhere for a better victim to pursue your power play (Jaihoon on Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019)
Passed a judgment, failed by sentiment
I was no longer the nervous participant, but the judge who gave the judgment. And it had a 'personal excitement' of its own...
Prevent Murder of Nature for Celebrations: Jaihoon
Life is beautiful, not only with good job & car, but fresh air and colorful flowers too, says Jaihoon at Tarang, held at Nilgiri Arts & Science College
Prayer for Angelic Envy
Discover the power of gratitude and how it can lead to an abundance of blessings in this tale of unwavering devotion from a humble servant.
Ramadan 1442: Jaihoon’s Reflections
Ramadan is giving our body a break and igniting our soul’s desires to commune and congregate with the Divine— Jaihoon's Ramadan journal 1442
Political Monsters and Suicidal Chickens of Kerala
Politics deprive the land and people of peace. The heart beat of an average Malayalee is tuned to the political wrangling of various parties and groups. In Kerala, two is a company and three is...
Paradise Winks to a Fallen Prey
Our ignorance, sins, and low lineage are no barriers for us to to greet His Beloved— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Recognize. Accept. Love.
A mystic yearning for unity and relief from the anguish of separation, seeking eternal love and recognition from the Beloved.
Political Marginalization Drives Legal Conservatism among Indian Muslims
Muslim community should be encouraged to take internal reforms without State compulsion- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Paradise Pales Before Love
This poem declares love fuels all existence; even paradise pales in comparison to the radiant presence of the beloved.
Paradise is where Beloved is
An enquiry into Rawdha's divine essence, questioning if this part is part of Paradise, as hearts whisper, vice versa.
Pain is Shy
In the return of their soul to the Beloved, lovers rediscover their true nature and their pain hesitates in the embrace of the dear one.
Opening of Shj Intl Book Fair 2011
Notes from the opening ceremony of Sharjah International Book Fair
Once Sign. Never Resign
Mujeeb Jaihoon on SIGN, the community living centre which acts as an overall education-training-research village, located in Kerala
One Step for Kerala is a Giant Leap for India: Mujeeb Jaihoon
Monoculture is demonic and despotic. This venomous weed has to be uprooted from the Indian soil before it turns India to a monstrous zombie land
Once again the Beloved Cast a Glance
The heart shivered and veins struggled when His Beloved cast a glance on the lover— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Paradise Confesses Its Eternal Desire
The Paradise lovers set their gaze on its wine, gardens and rivers. But Paradise is nurturing a different secret desire of its own to fulfill.
Palestine: What approach next ?
The only approach that remains to be tried is a 'spiritual approach'... not missiles and bombings.
Once Gone
In this poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon, a heart aches for a lost love, seeking solace and a promise of a brighter dawn.
Our Pride. Our Prestige
The love for Messenger of Allah is our hope and dignity at a time when there's no refuge from the trials around us— believes Mujeeb Jaihoon
One Pain: A Thousand Joy
The heart's pain has a purpose, bringing others closer to Him, as the speaker shares his struggle to stay true to his calling
Of Bukhara’s Brides & Babar’s Belligerence : A Travel Tale to Timur’s Towns
With the Two Bs, Baber and Bukhari, I had to acknowledge the Uzbek contribution to my creed and country... Jaihoon's @ Uzbekistan, Oct 2014
No-God, maybe. Contempt of Prophet, never
We may allow atheist to debate if God ever exists. But never for a moment imagine a speck of dust to fall on the historicity of Holy Prophet
Of London Saints and Cambridge Rebels
Notes and thoughts from Jaihoon's journey to London and Cambridge
Nature, like Masjid, fire the spiritual oomph of the Believer: Jaihoon
The Sufi and Scientist are synonyms, than antonyms, in the eyes of Quranic worldview, reasons Mujeeb Jaihoon in a disruptive talk at Darul Huda Islamic University Punganur, Andhra Pradesh.
Neglecting One’s Past is the Betrayal of Identity
In a revisionist conversation with Mujeeb Jaihoon, KKN Kurup laments Kerala's neglect of Thuhfathul Mujahideen, the manifesto of anti-colonial struggle.
Near and Far
Jaihoon's lyric explores the paradoxical nature of love, using biblical allusions to depict the tension between longing and reverence.
No Shame and Him you blame?
Blaming the Almighty for His punishments is nonsensical as He infinitely forgives their failures, asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon
My Vice Questions and Your Wise Response
Even as we feel pain over the belated reply, we shall remain persistent in our plea to the Most Merciful –– insists Mujeeb Jaihoon.
O Who Is Never Fed up!
The benevolent Creator is never fed up with our constant pleas even as He wraps our crimes with His Mercy— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Never Believe His Lovers
God's lovers employ various metaphors and symbolic actions to hide their love of the Divine– reveals Jaihoon about their 'cover-up games'.
Navigating Deception in the Digital Age
Mujeeb Jaihoon calls for applying Imam Al-Ghazali's thought in navigating the deceptions of the Digital landscape.
Notifications are Threat to Creativity : Mujeeb Jaihoon
Our creative imagination is reduced to the colonizing imagery calibrated on our smartphones— says Mujeeb Jaihoon, in LITERATURE FEST 2K20
Nucleus Of Existence
Though we suffer from the lack of actions and weakness of faith, we cannot shy from declaring our love for the Beloved, writes Jaihoon.
Nation-Building: Civility is the True Identity of a Muslim
Tipu Sultan, upon whose death the colonialists proclaimed - ‘From today on, India is ours’, left behind a legacy for his Community to uphold
Notes on Hamza Yusuf Lectures
Quotes and notes from Hamza Yusuf lecture Audios
Mysteries of a Love-soaked Heart
Wine fell unconscious and the Cup shattered into pieces as the Rose smiled blushing when a Lover lingered at Medina- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Not a Scar
Destiny may allow the demolition of Ka'aba in the last days. But even in those chaotic times, Medina's Palace will be safe— writes Jaihoon.
Of Self & Smile: A Prayer
Mujeeb Jaihoon shares a prayer to those who veil their pains with the apparel of apparent joy.
Not Meant For All
Love and its ecstasy descend into the hearts out of God's mercy- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon in this poem inspired at Rawdha Shareef
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.
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
My Unseen Beloved
A heart gallops, yearning, humming the song of an unseen Beloved
Namaz at Hotel Ashirvad
On the night of return, TV channels flashed headlines warning about possible terror attacks. By the grace of God, there were no such fireworks.
Once again
The Love of Mustafa soaks our eyes in the zamzam of longing and reduces tsunamis of life into mere ripples— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Motherland of Love
We cherish our dearest ones during moments of ecstatic joy, just as the Holy Prophet remembered us in Miraj, writes Jaihoon
Mosques and Libraries Deserve Equal Patronage
Knowledge and Books are the true DNA of traditional Muslim identity. Its renewal, too, can only be based on the revival of the Written Word, contents Mujeeb Jaihoon
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
Mother & Life are not similes but Synonyms
Her prayerful sighs have unarguably worked miracles for me since Lord decreed by existence
Mother : A step ahead of the Martyr
Her every vein protested with pain. And now she was asking one of her sons to look after his medication, writes Jaihoon on a visit to the ICU
Modern Men and Ancient Beasts: Kindred in Sound and Act
Mujeeb Jaihoon on the men and women who imitate the sounds of animals with their hostile and hateful actions towards fellow humanity.
My Business
Allah has taken upon Himself to safeguard the blessed honor of His Beloved. Humanity need not fret over it, notes Mujeeb Jaihoon
My Tears to Irrigate Your Love-field
Crave, sigh, yearn, and burn in the soul's quest for divine love— proclaims Mujeeb Jaihoon in this mystic poem.
My Madness: A Story Long
While exploring the bittersweet ache of yearning, the Rose and the Nightingale question the weight of secrets.
Monkey’s day out
A few months back, the appearance of the 'Monkey-Man' that assaulted many had caused an outcry not only in the region where it was discovered, but rest of the world as well.
Modern Education : Is it the cure?
Who cannot accept the fact Colleges are no more than hang-out clubs for its students, social status for parents and livelihood for teachers?
Mother Rediscovered
Thanks to the media, the commercial giants have spent heavily on defining motherhood through their products
My Logic Prostrated
Lovers become incapable of logical reasoning, while turning unusually proud assuming they own the greatest wealth in the world.
My Reason’s Lighthouse
The Holy Prophet is the shepherd of our emotion and the Lighthouse of our Reason in a myriad world of distractions.
My Slogan, My Revolution
Nightingales, roses, and moons whisper the secrets of love and devotion- in this mystical love poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon
My Creed
The only proof for our belief in the hereafter is that they were told by the Trustworthy Beloved— insists Jaihoon.
My Poetic Buraq
The Love-afflicted Pen can write about the Beloved alone. It will only frown away if asked to praise any other— admits Mujeeb Jaihoon
Mission Olivistan : Day 03
Guide says there was a Palestinian martyr yesterday. All shops are closed. We are walking through streets of old Hebron.
My Heart’s Link
We need not care if we befit in the dark eyes of haters as long as with His Love our hearts are lit— stirs Mujeeb Jaihoon
Mission Olivistan : Day 04
Al Quds is a faith triangle. Very few got its geometry straight
My Sincere Mirror
True friends will swing the twin-sword of praise and criticize and will reflect for us our merits and faults- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Mission Olivistan : Day 05
Masjids were great centers of learning in earlier days. Unfortunately today it’s become resort of the retired feeble ones alone
My Love, My Foe
Jaihoon's verses contemplating love's duality, longing, and the agony of separation, seeking resolution and understanding.
Mission Olivistan : Day 06
Malayalees can, read need to, appreciate & imitate two noble traits from Arabs: Expressing Gratitude & Apologies... tweets from Day 06 of Jaihoon's travel to Middle East
My Mother, My Paradise
Mothers lose sleep for the child to dream while also abstaining from food so that the infant could be fed— Jaihoon's poetic tribute to mothers
My Lunacy. My Ecstasy
Spiritual madness is tons better than materialistic sanity— insists Mujeeb Jaihoon
Mansa Masjid: Malayalee Payback for Punjabi Philanthropy
The Masjid was only a payback for a leading orphan care institution established by two Punjabi Muslim brothers at Calicut.
Mining the Muslim-Marrow of the City Founded on Bones
Mujeeb Jaihoon's insightful account of the snow and streets of Saint Petersburg, the seductive capital of world's largest country.
Medina: Beauty Blushed. Dream Sighed
Beauty, dream and fragrance get eclipsed when shines the Full Moon of Medina, eulogizes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Meem made me Human Again
As we fail in our Divine duties and are ashamed to raise hands in prayer, the love of Beloved inspires within us new humanity-writes Jaihoon
Meet in Joy and Part in Cry
Jaihoon's poem explores the pain of separation and impermanence of life, using historical and religious references.
Miserliness and Sainthood Cannot Co-exist
Mujeeb Jaihoon on the the Magnanimity of Shaykh Mohiyuddin Athipatta, the celebrated Sufi mentor of the Shadhilli order from Kerala
Meem: The Reason Why Earth is Envied
The stars and other planets may have greater charm than ours. Yet they envy the Earth, since it is home to the Beloved of God— writes Jaihoon
Mentors Inspire. Lecturers Despair
Mentors are the frontline warriors who protect society from social evils, asserts Jaihoon addressing the teachers of Red Bricks Intl School
Meem and Ilm: Why Unlettered?
Explore the rationale to discover the deeper meaning behind the seemingly paradoxical title used for the Prophet.
Milad Nabi: The Heyday of Womanhood
Women deserve special celebration on the Holy Prophet's birthday whose last words were for women's kind treatment— insists Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Medina’s Grapevine
An apologetic response addressing critics with humility and reverence, blending themes of love, loss, and a quest for divine guidance.
Maple Syrup and the Malabar Saint: Meeting with a Canadian Booklover
Mujeeb Jaihoon converses with Christine Long, the Mississauga-based painter and book collector, about culture and spirituality
Miraj was no Mirage : Tweets
When there were no billions of believers to support, only his wise wife was there to assure the greatest Man on this planet
Melody Meets Mysticism
Love was running around even as Time was learning to walk, affirms Mujeeb Jaihoon in a lecture at the Kerala University Arabic department
Mission Olivistan : Day 01
Very soon going to embrace an intellectual roller-coaster ride with history, politics and religion of some of THE most happening nations
Medina: The Surge of Zeal
A poem exploring the overpowering love of Medina, igniting passion and zeal, freeing the soul from its burdens.
Mission Olivistan : Day 02
The father of a man in our group went for Hajj on foot from Kerala at age of 35 and lived there till age of 67. He walked from India to Pakistan via Iran to...
Meem: The Celestial Crown of Compassion
Inspired by Salat al-Taj, Jaihoon’s poetic tribute unveils the luminous grace, boundless mercy, and divine grandeur of the Holy Prophet.
Miraj: The Love-Matter
Despite witnessing the glorious wonders and unknown worlds, the Beloved returned back to the earth because of his love for humanity.
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, in my sleep, A thought grew deep. I thought about her plight: Suffers for reasons...
Mind’s Questions: Heart’s Prayers
As each year passes by, we sincerely pray for humanity not to fall prey to the future pain of natural and man-made calamities.
Milad un Nabi: Prophetic Praise is Perfume for our Souls
Fragrance is in no need of advertising. Then what about the blessed one from whom fragrance borrowed its scent? Yet we are extolling him to perfume our own souls with the mercy and compassion he...
Meeting with the Mystic of Melattur
The silent scholar is not a regular darling of the religious establishments. He rarely attends phone calls and, though has a laptop, does not bother to check emails. Taking advantage of this rare opportunity of...
Miraj: The Glory is in the Descend, not Ascend
The greatest miracle of the Miraj episode is that the Beloved chose to return to humanity, even after meeting with the Almighty— argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Lovers Sleep Deep in the Desire-cave
Lovers yearn to sleep in the desire-cave of the Beloved, like the Youths and the Dog of al-Kahf, says Jami in Jaihoon's spiritual dream.
Love’s Worth Every Thorn
Love is a fruit that will blossom only after years of tears and trials, write Mujeeb Jaihoon
Malayalam or “Ma La Ya’lam”: The Book Fair Bump in with Shaykh Hamza Yusuf
Mujeeb Jaihoon recounts his chance encounter with the celebrated American Muslim scholar at the Sharjah International Book Fair 2024
Making mistakes is Man’s right, not Microsoft’s
Life is all about change. 'Change' in seasons, change in relationships, change within one's owns self. No single moment is the same in the universe. The planetary bodies are changing their location every moment. The...
Make way for my Miraj
A sinner's plea for a private encounter during a spiritual ascent to the Beloved.
Lovers’ Tears Precious than Paradise’ Rivers
A heartfelt prayer by two slaves to the Divine expressing their pain and joy, seeking liberation and divine love.
Love’s Sweet Revenge
Discover the story of a saint who posthumously avenges a king by revealing his secret love for God
Love’s Mirror
Our existence gains meaning and purpose when our hearts reflect the Beloved of God.
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.
Love’s Coronation
This evocative poem explores love's transformative power, likening it to a precious treasure and a symbol of royalty.
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.
Love. faster, longer & stronger
5 random tweets on LOVE!
Malicious Clips
Relying on misplaced video clips for seeking knowledge is inimical to the spirit of human civilization— argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Malayalam Quotes
Jaihoon's selected quotes translated and designed into Malayalam
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
Love Lingers at Your Doorstep
We wander in wilderness hunting for Love only to discover that Love is lingering at the doorstep of the Beloved, admits Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Love-starting Creativity
Jaihoon contrasts the solitary inspiration of pain with the newfound inspiration of love, suggesting that the latter enriches the creativity.
Love, the 13th
Jaihoon's poem explores the concept of luck, contrasting traditional superstitions with the enduring power of love as the truest fortune
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
Love Avenged
Mujeeb Jaihoon on Sayed Hyderali Shihab Thangal, the beloved icon of Muslim Kerala, whose death invoked sea of tears in his ardent admirers
Lost in Him
Discover the story of a devout follower finding peace in the 'Merciful Him', amidst a world lost in the mundane.
Love Annihilates Sanity
A seeker would naturally see the shell when he comes seeking the pearl. The same applies to pilgrim of love in the quest for love of Meem.
Love Unlimited
Though love's transformative power elevates the lover, its intensity raises questions of consequence.
Lost in the Devil’s Strings
Amidst the chaos and confusion, the poet grapples with his own inner demons in search of a sense of reality and sanity— by Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Love Reigns, Paradise Withers
Explores the overwhelming love for Prophet Muhammad, surpassing even the allure of paradise.
Love Plunders Reason
Even as reason and intellect fails and fades, Love takes into ransom the human sensibilities, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon in this mystic musing.
Love: The Only Logic Behind Faith
Belief in God and the afterlife hinges on the truth of the Holy Prophet's revelations, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Love Imperfect
A lovelorn plea wrestles with mortality questioning if love's embrace can extend beyond the veil of death.
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.
Love alone matters here: Day 02 (Umra 2011)
The ‘barakah’ in time of Madina is incredible: it’s long, deep and thick. As if Time is in no hurry to complete its course. As if time follows another Time here.
Lord’s the Limit
Landing on the moon or demystifying the atom were seen with pride. Yet, there are other possibilities than imagined— Jaihoon's radical Miraj poem
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
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
Love Lunacy Let Loose
A Lover may not be a saint with pious-paint. Yet he pleads with the Lord to let untie their love-lunacy for His Beloved— writes Jaihoon
Love-Lap Holier than Martyr-field
The Lap of Love is holier than the Martyr-field or the prayer-mat, or so claims Mujeeb Jaihoon
Like a Tasbih
A spiritual friend is ablution for the heart whose prayer and presence takes us closer to the Most-Loving
Justice Undone
Justice remains a persecuted prisoner in the paradoxical world of the rich and powerful— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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.
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.
Light Stood Still
Mujeeb Jaihoon's poem on the miraculous journey of the Prophet, where light stood in awe as he traversed the heavens.
Let what you speak be the Truth: C Hamza
Mujeeb Jaihoon unearths some unconventional treasures in the second meet with the Mystic of Melattur
Listen. Learn. Lead
Reading and learning are not enough, and to achieve success, we must use our knowledge to create and innovate— argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Liberating the Love-Lava
Mujeeb Jaihoon dedicates to the Holy Prophet this magnificent mystical poem full of brilliant imageries and metaphors.
Know Thy Beloved
The poet entreats Abu Bakr as-Siddiq in a dream, seeking the secret behind his highest rank in belief and the companionship with the Beloved.
Knowledge-Fishing in the Ocean of Information
The greatest obstacle today in the creative journey lies in our inability to discern between information and knowledge. Tons of our attention and energy is wasted in separating the wheat from the chaff.
Labbaykk Allahumma Labbaykk : Farewell Madina
Life is a continuous cycle of meeting and parting. One leads to another. Like spring and winter. Nay, Life and Death. So the bird has to leave the nest. And the fish out of water....
Lions shouldn’t be lectured on courage. Nor Women on Empowerment: Jaihoon
A Lion shouldn't need lecture on courage. Why then do women need to be constantly admonished with sermons of empowerment?
Kerala Trip May 2011: Tweets and fotos
Tweets of the Kerala trip during Apr 30 - May 14 2011.
Kerala’s Education Hysteria Created New Social Challenges: Jaihoon
Muslim Kerala's unrestrained Educational hysteria may create gender imbalances and marital discords in Community— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon at MIC gathering in Dubai.
Justify my Worship
A true Devotee worships without questioning the purpose, driven by faith in the Creator— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Journey Ahead. Destination Behind.
Seekers, who dispassionately leave the shrine of the Beloved, abandon their heartbeat behind. Mujeeb Jaihoon's tribute to those halfhearted pilgrims.
Liberal Muslim are but little aware of their own history : Annemarie Schimmel
"I,a non-Muslim woman,was occupying Religious History chair in Ankara (at a time when there were barely any chair for WOMEN in German universities)"
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.
Jihad Against Hartals : Tweets
Jaihoon's tweets against the tyrannical practice of limiting common man's movement
Journey to Shimla & Manali : Tons of Thoughts to Tout & Tweet
While photographic lens capture the hues, hearts feed on the experiences during travel. Jaihoon's tweets from the week-long journey across Delhi - Shimla - Manali - Chandigarh - Sirhind
Journey to Shimla & Manali : Tons of Thoughts to Tout & Tweet
While photographic lens capture the hues, hearts feed on the experiences during travel. Jaihoon's tweets from the week-long journey across Delhi - Shimla - Manali - Chandigarh - Sirhind
Let us March to Meem
At these dark times when we have gathered at the funeral of our humanity, the only hope is in the Beloved of God— claims Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Like Never Before
With the birth of the Beloved Prophet— Culture, learning, Science and Technology evolved leading to a complete transformation of the world.
Keralites yet to fully appreciate Sayyid Shihab
His insight, innovation and inclusivity would have gained better recognition were he to belong to another region on earth
Life has a Goal Greater than Soccer
The significance of having goals in life should be as great as scoring in football.
Knowledge is like Viral Magic
Both knowledge and magic cast spells on people, but the former influences generations to come, maintains Mujeeb Jaihoon
Let Go the Captived Tears
We should learn to liberate the tears imprisoned in our agonized hearts- Mujeeb Jaihoon on relieving pain
Library: A resort for bookworms?
Poets and thinkers have owed their best works to this silent valley. Many a scientists have silently screamed Eureka at this kingdom of books. Intellectuals find no other designation to spend their vacation than this...
Lavishing Legacy with Literature : Sami Yusuf attends Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival
The three disciplines - Music, History and Literature – assembled in beautiful proportion deep in the chamber of their hearts. They took home the melodious words of this Nasheed artist, 'reading is the coolest thing...
Khwaab ke Janaab
Mujeeb Jaihoon poetizes a longing heart waits for its love, adrift in time, hoping for a reunion.
Liberating Kerala Islam from Sectarian Priesthood
Kerala Islam is today chained in priesthood and the constant sectarian bullying has robbed them of the opportunity of discovering the beauty of Islam
Just the Beloved-much
As human words fall short, the Holy Prophet's unwavering love for God is the ultimate measure of thankfulness.
India is the Garden of Pluralism. Not a Graveyard of Monoculture: Jaihoon
Shockingly, street dogs roaming at midnight may be feeling safer than women and children in daylight, decries Jaihoon at EMEA college magazine launch event.
Invest in Parents. Elevate in Success: Mujeeb Jaihoon
It makes only heavenly and earthly sense to be good to parents considering its returns, alludes Mujeeb Jaihoon during a book talk at Straightpath International School, Panakkad.
Imam Gazzali Academy: An intellectual furnace amidst the lush mountains
From the outset, the Academy is no more than any other Muslim seminary in Kerala. But looks can be deceptive— Mujeeb Jaihoon on his experience at IGA.
In the Hope of the Ultimate Sea
Loneliness transforms the falcon into an owl, blinding its sight.
Islam: House-full for Moderates. Sold out for Extremists
Excesses in devotion is toxic to Spiritual enlightenment, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon, in a critical appraisal of the rising extremist influence among Muslims.
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.
Iqbal Radiates & Ruminates Hearts: Mujeeb Jaihoon
The Poet-Philosopher radiates and ruminates our minds and souls with infinite imagination and vibrant voices, notes Mujeeb Jaihoon during book launch at Sharjah Book Fair
Jibreel Grills a Lover
A poetic dialogue unfolds as a lover, purified by pilgrimage, seeks entry to Medina, facing the probing questions of Angel Gabriel.
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.
In the light of Sura Al Noor
A few years back, when mind was not as much ripe, I had a chance to get hold of Imam Gazzali’s work, Mishkat Al Anwar. It was too ‘heretical’ for me then to accept the...
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
I Tweet So
Selected tweets from Jaihoon
Intoxicating are those Meem-seen Eyes
Even the sight of those who witnessed the moon-lit face of the Beloved Rasool will sweep the senses of the onlookers- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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.
Its Ok to be Human
In this glossy era deluded with superhuman success stories, some times it is worthwhile to remain just an innocent human — writes Jaihoon
Indian splendor in Arabian Museum
The national symbols of India are largely contributions of Muslim rule
Iqbal, the Torchlight
Mujeeb Jaihoon pays glowing tribute to the 'Poet of the East', whose timeless vision inspire creative thoughts in the seekers of truth.
Imitating a Worried Woman: Day 3 (Umra 2011)
Islam admires and reveres the sentiments of humanity. And a woman too is a part of it. Hajra ran between the two Mounts, across sands and rocks, in tear and fear, for her child crying...
Islam does not entertain untouchability towards any Language
Earlier Muslims did not hesitate to learn & translate wisdom from other languages, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon in a guest talk to Wafy students.
Internet Is Not a Holy Place, says Abdal Hakim Murad
Religious activism will be counter-productive when robbed of self introspection. Activism, Abdal Hakim Murad believes, fails to address the demons within oneself.
Immodest my ambitions. Incredible my aspirations
Submit your desires and aspirations day and night to Him through the magical mantra of Alhamdulillah, and experience the power of gratitude.
Imitation, the Angel of Death
Is Women's day celebration another deceptive act from the bag of tricks of the Patriarchal Juggler, asks Mujeeb Jaihoon (EMEA College talk)
In the Dungeon of Senses
Exploring the quest for a divine bond, pondering upon existence and faith, all the while yearning for mercy— by Mujeeb Jaihoon
Islam is Premium and Beautiful. Muslim Actions have to be too
Jaihoon asserts the beauty and premium way of Islamic Faith at the inauguration of a book donation drive by Darul Huda Bengal Off campus.
Indian Independence was not an Insta-Moment
Freedom does not come in a gift box that one can order online— asserts Jaihoon in the Freedom Talk at SIGN IAFS Independence Day celebrations
Idea triumphs Force. But Love conquers Idea: Jaihoon
Pluralism is, perhaps, the only creed applicable to human thought... Jaihoon's talk at Malabar College of Advanced Studies, Vengara - Kerala
If Ever I Gain My Senses
The love-stricken poet pleads with the beloved to arrive before the "Terrifying Summon."
Islamophobia- Haters once, Lovers thence
Arabian purity, Persian intellectuality, Ottoman nobility, Indian plurality and Western objectivity - Islam has absorbed them all in handsome fashion.
In the bazaar of Love
The poet finds only one buyer in the midst of many for his goods baked with Divine Love.
How shall I Greet Your Beloved Great?
Mujeeb Jaihoon is in two minds whether to approach the Beloved Meem robed as a royal or ragged as a beggar, in these verses written at Medina.
I Leave My Heart Behind
The poet submits at Rawdha that though he is leaving Medina, his soul and its true joy reside in the heavenly hive of Meem
How much is your prayer worth?
Let us evaluate our position. In the era when the major corporate houses are overvaluing their stock, let us be honest and honest, with outmost trust. Do not over value. Do not under value. Just...
I have heard much about Your Mercy
The poet pleads to His Lord knowing well that even if he fails non-stop, the Most Merciful will never withhold His grace upon the sinners
I saw a light
Although we remain soiled by the sinful dust, the sight of a devout servant of God will invoke His Love in our hearts- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
I remember, Medina’s Mimber
The very thought of the Beloved soak our eyes and heart in love, even as we are unaware of its magical impact- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
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
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.
I Thrive on Your Love-Bread
A lover constantly struggles to maintain a spiritual connection amidst earthly temptations, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Humanity’s Hero: Here and Hereafter
Envisioning the afterlife where the Prophet shall unite the constellation of humanity and march for their salvation.
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.
I am late, Your Mercy so early
We may be forgetful of the Lord, but He will never abandon us and as we remain the dark night, His light shows us the way, writes Jaihoon
Humans are the calligraphy of Almighty
Amidst the Almighty's majestic creation, we, as humans, shine as the most wondrous and beautiful manifestation in the universe, says 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.
I call You with so sweet a name
Can the Lover resist a reply when asked in the name of the Beloved— contents Mujeeb Jaihoon as he bargains by one Beautiful name after another
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
I Too Packed My Bag of Desires
Just as the fish can't last long away from the ocean, the lover too has to return to his true home— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
History for common sense
Dr. Randathani said it was essential for historians to present the bygone past in a language understood by the common man. He also expressed his discontent about the partisan outlook of Kerala Muslims and called...
Henna of the wounded hearts
Perhaps he is only trying to avenge his humiliation at the hands of Uncle Sam.
His name is Muhammad
A poetic reflection on the unparalleled love and mercy of the Prophet Muhammad, cherished by the Divine.
Henna: The balm on the palm
Everyone mentioned above is rewarded in one form or the other. At least they are given the credit for the roles they play. However on this blessed day, there is a silent character who is...
His Nearness: Our Paradise
The true lovers of Allah worship Him for His sake and He alone remains their joy and ache, admonishes Rabia Basri in a spiritual dream
Homecoming
Jaihoon's poetic gift recited at the Rawdha Shareef unleashing the fire and desire of infinite longing to gain the love of Beloved Prophet
Gujarat’s Guts, Malabar’s Malady (On the growing alcoholism in Muslim Kerala)
The Hindu majority state had the guts which the Muslim Malabar, with all its organized Muslim political and religious power had failed to achieve. If Gandhi Factor is the honorary reason for the largely successful...
Honoring the Heroes of Harmony
While anyone can incite violence and destroy homes, it takes courage and nobility to uphold peace and sanity.
His Abode, My Source Code
Mujeeb Jaihoon admits that he's a lifeless rock until the Divine rain creeps in and then the spring of poetry flows for others to quench.
Had it not been for your Name
Had it not been for the name of the Beloved, humanity could never claim their cultural ethos–– argues Jaihoon in this eulogy of Holy Prophet
Henna of a HIM-Aligned Heart
The love-henna designed hearts of God are aligned towards Him, despite the lures of this deceptive world, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Heed to My Rant and Want
In a desperate cry to the Lord, invoking the name of the Beloved who taught humanity the art of calling upon the Creator.
Hijab Ban: The Surgical Strike on Tolerance & Individual Freedom
Hijab, long criticized as an instrument of patriarchal oppression, has inadvertently won the hearts of many critics, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Heaven’s Echo of Lover’s Whispers
Love is a divine gift, and those who cherish it should never presume it's irrevocable.
Hate for humanity and Faith in God cannot co-exist
Whatsoever be the hateful & painful provocation, our Faith does not sanction to respond with sweeping hate & bigotry, insists Mujeeb Jaihoon
Hasbi Rabbi Jalla Allah : Rahman’s Melody vs. Mother’s Lullaby
Although loud and fast beats surround the wholly religious lyric, Rahman has successfully maintained a spiritual aura for the listener to experience.
Great Bigots Think Alike: Indian Muslima to the Establishment
>Mujeeb Jaihoon on Indian Muslim woman's response to her self-proclaimed patrons who exploit her pain and pride for their selfish motives.
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
Hail the Beloved
The love for Beloved Meem is the the beat of our hearts, the pleasure of our veins, the vision of our eyes and music to our ears.
How could I love you not?
Mujeeb Jaihoon intricately weaves together expressions of profound love and gratitude, capturing the essence of romance.
Hence: the Beloved
Just as the moon beautifies the sky, the Beloved Meem completes the joy, beauty and meaning of this world— writes Jaihoon
His Friends: Between Two Lies
Genuine friends of Allah keep their devotion hidden, unlike fake godmen who seek recognition, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Hence, Medina
Jaihoon's poem seeking solace and spiritual renewal in the city sanctified by the Prophet's (PBUH) presence.
Foreign. Frozen. Forsaken
London's true beauty lie not in its landmarks, but in the humanity of its people in support of the frozen and forsaken refugee children
Gaining love and losing weight
When our belly is full, we stop to think. When our belly is full, in laziness we are sunk. When our belly is full, we stop where we are
Gene of Hygiene is the DNA of Spirituality
Jaihoon speaking at the SIGN Social Leadership Conclave, International Islamic University Malaysia about the status of hygiene at spiritual centers
Familiarity : Poison for Affinity
Contemplating the value of meeting those in the heart, the agony of parting, and the search for comfort and connection.
Ghouta: Cultured Vultures, Uncivilized Vampires
Mujeeb Jaihoon's tribute to the two-year-old boy, Emir al-Bash, martyred in Ghouta, the war-torn suburb of Syria.
Footsteps in Paradise
Angels meticulously document the virtuous acts of those adhering to the Prophet's teachings, whose footsteps echo in Paradise.
Fascists attack with Rod. India resists with the Head
Jaihoon's critical tweets on the Fascist-fashioned atrocities on Indian campuses and the imposition of anti-Muslim legislation (NRC, CAA)
Flattering your wife, honestly!
In the process of giving such complements, there is no need to hunt or steal others’ verses. Just say it from your heart which is suffice. Poetry is nothing but the water flowing from the...
From Funeral to Festival: The Murmur of Meem
Six forlorn friends convened at an Orchard to share their woes of Solitude. Just then a Seventh one appeared turning the funeral to festival.
Forget It
The Beloved's absence kills Inch by inch and the soul suffers bit by bit, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Gifts from the Meem-Sojourn
Mujeeb Jaihoon's response to those who enquire about what gifts has the poet brought from the land of Meem.
Full Moon from Thaniyyat
On the the transformative journey of the Holy Prophet's migration, bringing justice, freedom, and unity to a once divided world.
Gratitude: The Crypto of Success and Happiness
True happiness hinges on appreciating the value of people and things in our lives, not just their price tag— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Forgive me, only You can!
Even Ridwan may wonder how this sinner would enter the heaven’s doors into the world of hoors— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
From Zero to Zenith
The beginning and end of love lies at the feet of that same Beloved, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon.
God’s Existence vs. Man’s
Exploring the existence of God versus Man's self-awareness and the quest for certainty in faith.
Finding Fun From Flats to Forests
We build palatial homes, luxury cars and busy cities, then long for forests and stars—Mujeeb Jaihoon’s witty take on modern irony.
FIFA 2010: ‘Your wife must be Lucky’ [The impact of men’s sports craze on Families]
Did we realize that there are an equal number of victims who are martyred in the tsunami of this madness? They are the ones whose hearts cry for the end of this tournament as soon...
Gratitude Over Grumbling: A Mindset Makeover
The best way to ignore a problem is to appreciate the good things around us—assures Mujeeb Jaihoon
Freedom is the oxygen of the Intellectual
This article is in response to a Twitter discussion, on public intellectuals in the gulf, triggered by the writer’s comment, I thought “public intellectuals" in the Gulf was an oxymoron!
Floodgates of a Faithful
Emboldened by deep desires and bold faith, a faithful soul reveals unrestrained yearning for divine mercy, grace, and fulfillment.
Forbidden Promises
This poem explores the struggle between self-denial and the irresistible pull of love.
For Her Patient Love
Jaihoon's poem explores the pain of neglecting love for ambition, finding solace only in its enduring presence.
Freedom is not sold cheap
Creative freedom is proportionate to the price one can afford to pay— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon
From Bukhara to Pokhra
Tweets from the journey across the historic Uzbekiztan to the hilly Nepal
From Ninowa with Love: Kerala embraces Sheikh Ninowy
Dr. Muhammad Al Ninowy, the Syrian-born American Islamic scholar, shares his philosophy of Unconditional Compassion on his Kerala tour
Education is intimately a Nature-affair: Jaihoon
The two surrogate Ts, Textbooks & Technology, cannot replace the centrality of a student’s intimacy with Nature, asserts Jaihoon at Nilgiri College of Arts & Science
Ego & Cooking won’t make good bed Partners
Mujeeb Jaihoon Unleashes the Power of Women, Poetry, and Selflessness in Bridging Gender Gaps and Embracing Words
Envy of the Hoor
In search of an illuminating guide, questioning if hope remains. The Guide I searched, Day and night. Such a Gem, Never fell into hands. The Cup-bearer, I saw in dream. Never did I see, Near...
Dubai KMCC Iftar: The Humongous Celebration of Humanity
The enthusiasm of its 148-strong volunteers in this philanthropic adventure knows no bounds
Despair’s Anthem
Yearning for a deeper meaning amidst the chaos and despair of human existence.
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.
Everyday’s a Valentine’s Day
What prompted Jaihoon to think so was a question posed by a colleague during a busy and breathless office schedule. "So what are you giving her for Valentine's day?"
Encoding Questions— A Disruptive Discourse on Decoding the Secrets of Higher Living
Are our minds just another shredding machine to process creative waste of the entertainment moguls? Mujeeb Jaihoon takes to task the creative poverty of popular culture, during his disruptive discourse at Cromwell UK International College,...
Experiencing the light of Islam
Dr Kamala Surayya, clad in the headscarf and the prayer costume, is absorbed in the reading of Holy Quran in the month of Ramadan. She is embracing the first Ramadan after her conversion to Islam..
Diamonds may be Doled for Free. Not Time: Jaihoon
Time is too precious to be considered free, asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon along with other disruptive life-tweaking tips during an interactive session at Darul Huda Islamic University Punganur, Andhra Pradesh
Every Atom Radiates His Mercy
The omnipresent Mercy of Allah radiates in every atom of His Creations— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Except the Heart
Mujeeb Jaihoon writes on the pervasive ubiquity of Love, save in its rightful place
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.
Empathy is at the heart of Multi-Faith Camaraderie of Anti-CAA Protests
Have the Indian Muslims expressed the same solidarity for the oppressed Dalits as others are aggressively showing towards Muslims now, asks Mujeeb Jaihoon
Expats in UAE: Moving Beyond Monetary Interaction to Social Integration
That expatriates have transplanted a major portion of their lifespan to explore and enjoy better economics in this country is understandable. It is also true that this country has offered expats what their country of...
Didn’t You like my tears, my prayers ?
When we are left without a guide in our solitary ride to confide, we turn to our Creator for solace- Jaihoon on the passionate Ramadan prayers
Emblazed, Embered (Umra 2011)
It’s hard to cool the heart when baked with love in the oven of desire. It is not an easy task to define and confine the meaning of our yearning. We hold dear certain persons...
EDUCATION: Embrace Nature First. Kiss Textbooks Later
Post-Covid, parents, teachers, and School Management must deliberate on how to make up for children’s lost connectivity with Nature.
Direction is as important as Education : Sayyid Munawwarali Shihab @ SIGN Zonal Conference
'The intellect is the greatest blessing of Allah. It's bigger than man himself. It has to be guided well'
Drugs are Evil and Uncool
Only a narcotics-free society can take sane and smart decisions for its present and future progress.
Dubai KMCC 2.0: Cherishing a new Culture of Compassion
Philanthropy should be able to bring about a positive change in the life of the beneficiary and ultimately make him self-sustainable, says Anwar Naha, the president of Dubai KMCC, as he shares his vision of...
Empathy Triumphs over AI
Embracing empathy can counter the limitations of Artificial Intelligence and create a world of understanding and compassion.
Every Love has a Secret
Allah does not expect ants to carry mountains. Nor the weakling humans to understand the secret of Miraj— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Dentist and Parents: Embrace Discipline. Celebrate Joy
Mujeeb Jaihoon asserts the profound impact of celebrating the joy of shared moments of family bonds
Expatriates akin to Sufis
Struggling for survival in the migrant lands, Keralites selflessly supported humanitarian efforts back in their homeland.
Faithful Foundations: The Resilient Roots of Muslim India
Mujeeb Jaihoon asserts the enduring strength of Muslim India, tracing a resilient journey from past challenges to present-day fortitude.
Ego & Cooking won’t make good bed Partners
Mujeeb Jaihoon Unleashes the Power of Women, Poetry, and Selflessness in Bridging Gender Gaps and Embracing Words
Faith in Poetry, Poetry in Faith: The Art of Divine Alignment
Mujeeb Jaihoon unravels the secrets of mysticism— a sleepless love where the heart aches, the soul dreams awake, and faith becomes poetry.
E is for Education. Empathy Too
Discover the power of empathy in education, as it not only shapes minds but also cultivates compassion and kindness
Embracing Compassion: Making God Proud
Embrace responsibility as representatives of God, impacting humanity through mercy, love, and generosity—hails Mujeeb Jaihoon
Education is Loyalty to Creator & Humanity: Jaihoon
Jaihoon's felicitation talk at WAFY commencement ceremony 2017, Grace Valley
Despair’s Anthem
Yearning for a deeper meaning amidst the chaos and despair of human existence.
Counsel to the Soul
Urging the soul to prioritize divine love over worldly joy, emphasizing Medina as its sacred purpose for existence.
Cricket …where Lady Luck shows off
From the very beginning, it was with 'two-minded mentality' that I thought of going to watch the match. After all it was the duty of the spectators to cheer those on the field. And I...
Crime To Unlove
Refusing to accept the Holy Prophet means rejecting yourself, which creates a disconnection with the Divine, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Death is her name
Jaihoon's haunting love poem grapples with the mysterious nemesis of lovers which shatters their sweet dreams and desires.
Curiosity in Love
Jaihoon invokes the spirit of Rumi to seek an answer for the voluntary, not obligatory, nature of the greetings said upon the Beloved of God.
Democratizing Knowledge Specialization in Schools
Revamp school curriculum for relevance and let students focus on practical knowledge, not irrelevant subjects— demands Mujeeb Jaihoon
Compassionate Teachers: Sculpting the Future
Discover the transformative power of education as it nurtures young minds, instills values, and shapes a brighter future
Daughters are worth more than Diamonds
Challenging societal norms, Jaihoon exposes the troubling practice of equating daughters' value with material possessions.
Conserve Words too. Not just nature: Mujeeb Jaihoon
Words, too, demand similar care and caution while we use them for our exchange of ideas, just as we conserve natural resources, asserted Mujeeb Jaihoon during a talk at Thanveer Islamic and Arts WAFY College,...
Dare of the Love-Drunk
Drunkards and drug addicts have no clue about the intoxicating state of Prophetic Love, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Daylight Rape of Justice: Gandhari’s Prayer for the Meerut Orphans
In Jaihoon's poetic slam of State-sponsored brutalities, Gandhari, the Vedic & virtuous queen of Meerut, decries the UP orphans' sufferings.
Defining the Purpose and Professionalism of Muslim Institutions
Mujeeb Jaihoon on Unity, professionalism, and purpose in Muslim institutions amidst global challenges. (Jeddah, 2010)
Death – The Nemesis of Human Mortality: No more Grand Prayer from my Grandmother
Nothing does more damage to our creative ambitions than the loss of our dearest well-wishers- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Deceptive Storm and Calm
The hallow and shallow modern times has turned the storm and calm equally deceptive.
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.
Deliverance from Solitude
After suffering through years of solitude, a seeker pleads for the sweet honey of Affinity to be poured into their heart.
Decoding Spiritual Hygiene Through Digital Decluttering
Staying free of digital debris is necessary for safeguarding our spiritual hygiene, contends Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Dead or Alive
A thought-provoking contemplation on the impact of divine love, questioning the speaker's existence without it.
Dare to Dream Beyond Death
Preserve your dreams beyond death—just as a flame endures even after the wax melts away—inspires Mujeeb Jaihoon
Chocolates, pickle…and Palestine
Conscience invasion in shopping It was just a shopping experience. In fact the first official one since Jaihoon had been promoted to the position of a breadwinner. Al Hamdu Lillah. As usual, it was a...
Cheese, Cartoons and the Holocaust
The most fascinating aspect in this whole episode that attracted me was that even professing but non-practicing Muslims were showing their enthusiasm for the boycott. Muslim friends and colleagues, who had no business with fasting...
Children don’t flatter to impress : Ruskin Bond at SIBF
Notes from the Ruskin Bond meet at the Sharjah International Book fair 2011
Chennai Journal: The ‘Kolaveri’ for a Blood Donor
With fingers crossed, we waited for a God sent angel. And then to our excitement, Sudhir called us back and asked for the hospital details. He reached within an hour of waiting.
Children & Parents Must be Eid for Each Other
Mujeeb Jaihoon speaks on the profound relationship between children and parents and finding purpose in life.
CM Qazi Death: The Twin Murder of Rational Thought & Moral Practice
The perpetrators behind his disappearance have to be brought to book without fear or favor, whatsoever be their nepotistic nexus with the power corridors
Children: Their Cry and Chuckle
A nursery song by Jaihoon about the cry and chuckle of little ones.
Children don't flatter to impress : Ruskin Bond at SIBF
Notes from the Ruskin Bond meet at the Sharjah International Book fair 2011
Comfort and the Couch: Gas Chambers for Creativity
Mujeeb Jaihoon urges the student community to embrace discomfort and discontent for releasing the true genie of creativity.
Children & Parents Must be Eid for Each Other
Mujeeb Jaihoon speaks on the profound relationship between children and parents and finding purpose in life.
Change is born in the Womb of Poetry: 100 Thousand Poets for Change (Sharjah)
Only poets can dare to dream of an ecosystem which is radically different from their immediate present.
Bravery Failed, Deception Won
Amidst turmoil, a poet's heartfelt plea to the Holy Prophet for solace and guidance in a world consumed by chaos.
Beyond the Beloved
The glory of the Creator can alone transcend the greatness of His Beloved Prophet— admits Jaihoon while returning from the tomb of al-Busiri.
Beyond Law, Beyond Words
Overwhelmed by the Beloved's greatness, the poet wrestles with the limitations of human language and seeks forgiveness from the Creator
Bejeweled Hearts
Exploring the profound essence of philanthropy through a poetic lens, celebrating its virtues and transformative power in society.
Betrayed by the Brutal Intelligence
Mujeeb Jaihoon paints a stark contrast between the aggressors’ brutality and the innocence of the oppressed.
Big Hearts On the Poor’s Shores
True heroism is found in compassionate acts that alleviate suffering, embodying timeless virtues of generosity and love for humanity.
Between Smart and the Sacred: Resisting Cultural Bias in Algorithmic Knowledge
Mujeeb Jaihoon explores the Qur’anic origins of educational tech while confronting Western-centric bias in AI shaping global knowledge.
Campus: The Fire that Kindles Friendship
Discover the power of alumni friendships and their impact on educational institutions' success.
Beyond the Disquieting Religious Sermons
Community leaders need to regulate the decibels of religious lectures in multi-faith neighborhoods in Kerala.
Bright Lessons from the Book of Blind
Blind people can teach us bright lessons, concludes Jaihoon after visit to the Home for the Destitute Blind, in Kizhuparamba village of Kerala
Birbhum Abloom: Exploring the Spiritual Legacy of India’s Marxist Cousins
Jaihoon's journey to discover the political and spiritual heritage of Kerala and West Bengal
Caution, Consideration and Compassion: Essential 3cs for New Age Islamic Dawa
The inherent Love, not proofs, in Islam is the most effective cure for Islamophobia, contends Mujeeb Jaihoon at Assam Darul Huda Campus.
But with Tears
Jaihoon's commemorative poem on Sayyid Shihab, the great son of India.
Beyond the Dream of Death
A powerful dream of farewell and faith prompts reflection on the mysterious ways of the divine.
Brokerage Blessings from the Most Benevolent
Believers should spread the word of good about the educational institutions that foster the Islamic culture, argues Jaihoon at a fundraiser
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.
But in Your Infinite Grace
We may be guilty on all counts before the Divine Law, but that should not stop us from seeking His Grace— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Calling Him is Halfway
Half the way forward lies in calling upon the Almighty, a timeless truth for every day.
Beside the Hero of Worlds Twin
Bystanders cannot blame Medina's lover who became proud and possessive as he stood closer to the air that danced around Meem, writes Jaihoon.
Blood in the River
Jaihoon's poem on a dream visit to the house of Ayesha Siddiqa (ra) and her advice to the Modern World
Ch. 1 Meem: The Book of Creation
The Holy Prophet is Chapter One in the Book of Creation and the Crown of the Saga of Revelation, in whose praise the oceans will run dry.
Brevity Kills Love’s Soul
A passionate plea for patience in expressing love's depth.
Build Bridges, Not Walls
Shree Narayana Guru is a gift of God for Kerala and his love should help in uniting the hearts of people of the land— says Mujeeb Jaihoon
Bless not, if You are not
The slave is not comfortable with the blessings if they are diverting his heart from the Giver
Blind Imitation Impairs Personality
Discover happiness by embracing your unique self, shunning imitation, and bringing joy to others
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
Becca of My Being
Our dark eyes & filthy hearts unqualify us to claim the Beloved's love. In spite, a poetic attempt to approach the Beloved.
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.
Anti-CAA University Protests: Writing on the Wall for Vegetable Politicians, Lapdog Media & Selfie Celebrities
The fate of Divisive rulers and their doormats have been suicidal at best, predicts Jaihoon in a scathing piece on the fascist attacks at Indian campuses.
Arabia in Flesh and Blood
A lyrical exploration of Sharjah's captivating blend of tradition and modernity celebrating the emirate's architectural and serene beauty.
Become a Spiritual GPS for the Seekers: Mujeeb Jaihoon
While a plastic-made gadget helps to find the routes, wannabe Islamic scholars should aspire better to guide the diverted and distracted.
Awaiting the New Dawn
The path to the Creator is illuminated by the holy Prophet's teachings. To stray from them is to wander in the darkness.
As You Read, So Shall You Reap
Mujeeb Jaihoon writes on the Sheikh Sultan's literary efforts, highlighting his courageous embrace of human diversity with pragmatism.
As the Mouth, So the Morsel
Honoring every language as holy reflects the diversity of God's creation and promotes cultural appreciation.
Angel Ridwan and My Eid-lantern
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s verses capture the joy of angelic celebration as they rejoiced in celestial stillness on the Night of Ascension.
An Ocean Deep
Dive into the depths of profound love for the Beloved, discovering hidden treasures while risking everything else..
Baba: A Word, A Memory, A Love That Lasts
When opinions seem to separate generations by galaxies, the need for deeper connection between fathers and children has never been greater- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Art as an Energy Source: Bow determines speed of the Arrow
Therefore, Creative Arts, which makes a definite impact on its audience, is also a form of energy. The success of a work of art (i.e. its influence) is based on the amount of mental energy...
Are You a Melody or a Malady?
Be a melody and let others sing your tune. Don’t be a malady and trouble their lives. – inspires Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Another Paradise
Jaihoon likens love as a hive for the starving bee and water to the dying in these verses
Answered Before I Called
A servant marvels in disbelief as his Lord answers his prayer before he even calls upon Him
And then, Sorry
They first demonize the victims. And then murder and molest. Finally, they say sorry, leaving the victims in a state of painful humiliation.
Ask Anyone but Me
Mujeeb Jaihoon's poem on the silent suffering and unwavering hope that blossom in the face of unrequited love
Avoid the Blame Game and Emerge the Winner
Be optimistic when you face a problem. And remember anything which starts has an end. So your problem also has an end.
An Instant Him-verse
A lover left in awe after receiving an instant Him-loving reply from the Beloved.
Apology wounds Love, deeper
Lovers treasure the love and revere its pain, without expecting any apology from the beloved— writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
And Beyond
The Beloved Prophet means everything to us which we can ever depict in our known human language, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Awaken Entrepreneurship Within Classrooms: Mujeeb Jaihoon
Children should be free to choose their course of passion, even if it means relinquishing your luxurious affection for them, says Mujeeb Jaihoon at the Career Guidance meet jointly organized by organized PM Foundation HelpDesk...
Babri: Brace for further Hate Race
To all those eagerly composing obituaries for the fanatics-razed 16th century Monument, brace even more for the murder of Minority-souls, not just ancient domes or minarets.
Be like the Beloved!
Walk and sit like Rasoolullah. Be like the beloved of Allah. When anyone looks at you, they should remember Rasoolullah— thoughts from a Friday sermon.
Baking Change in the Oven of Patience: Jaihoon
Revolution, in the Qur'anic sense, is reviving the Good in an evolutionary fashion— reasons Mujeeb Jaihoon, as he discusses reforms and legends in history.
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
Aporetic. Accursed: The Abyss of the Indian Musalman
On the political otherization of Indian Muslims from the Nation's mainstream politics. A Political poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon
A Grand Question from a little one
Meeting Death face to face is indeed a matter of great trial for the faith of the believer. Not everyone can receive the Angel of Death with a smile. In fact death is the test-tube...
A Sin to Count Love
Mujeeb Jaihoon's passionate poem explores the vastness and elusiveness of love, defying definition and measurement.
A celebrity out of Poverty
Which mother could see her child- who just survived a suicidal attempt- be taken away from her?
A Distant Bosom
A heartbroken soul confronts a restless heart, questioning its disloyalty and the pain it inflicts, in this poem by Mujeeb Jaihoon.
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
A Love-Note
Jaihoon's poem explores love as a source of joy and ponders its place in the face of ultimate judgement.
A new and sweet definition of Heart
The definition begins with a suspense and ends with the revelation of the secret. The middle part is the important part that establishes the relationship between the heart and the personality
A Weekend Vent to the City of Two Seas
I was fortunate enough to have a weekend vent to the weeklong suffocation of tasteless routine.
An Advice, though Not So Wise
Only true friends' disapproval may apparently hurt our indulgent intellect but will cheer our innocent heart, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
A Third of Triple
Indian Muslim woman's appeal to mob lynching thugs post the Triple Talaq verdict
A Silent Singer
Discontent with the materialistic world, Mujeeb Jaihoon seeks a guide to lead his poetic caravan towards a more meaningful existence.
A Throne in Paradise, the Least I Could Ask
Paradise is the least a lover can demand in the name of the Beloved whom the Almighty endears the most— suggests the reckless Jaihoon.
A Candle to Kindle
An enduring friend promises new beginnings, even in the face of adversity, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Al Quds To Rest of Muslim World: Lord have Mercy on your Cowardice
Despite the atrocities of the Israeli forces on Palestinians, the neighboring world maintains a deafening silence justified only by cowardice
A Harvest with no grain
While the believers are reaping infinite rewards in the Holy Month, the poet laments he hasn't earned a grain in the devout harvest
A Regretful Desire
Whispers of unmet desires and despair dance in these mystic verses by Mujeeb Jaihoon
A Nameless Lover
The poet yearns for his name to be spoken to the Prophet, the gateway to everlasting peace.
Aliens in Calicut: The Scope of Islamic Banking in Kerala
Mujeeb Jaihoon explores the socioeconomic imperative for interest-free banking in a progressive state.
A tree just before Terror and Tremor
Islam is a religion of hope and determination. Never has the Beloved Leader of humanity let them lose hope- not in this world not in the next.
A rare moment with the great historian
The scholar had already undergone a serious operation for heart and was strictly advised to take rest. But despite his poor health, Mr. Kareem was enthusiastic to spend some time and answer some of the...
A Tale of Two Lights
Acknowledge the Divine to marvel at the beauty of nature.
An Affectionate NOC from the wife
If it is the command of creed that a wife seeks the permission of her husband before observing voluntary fasts, then it is the same religion of Peace that teaches the parallel lesson for husbands...
Allama Iqbal and Umar Qazi: Two lovers of the Holy Prophet
Had Iqbal known of Qazi, he would have probably included him in his poetry just as Tipu Sultan (from South India). The gap was partly owing to the rich contributions of Keralite intelligentsia but restricted...
A Mother’s womb is not for Sale
A Mother's womb, that is cherished and revered since the creation of man as the greatest guardian of life, is being compared here to just 'a model' of an air conditioner! A model that would...
A Plea for Dua
Jaihoon seeks prayers for Syed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi, who helped to reconcile the chaotic world of Islamic reformation.
A Catwalk by little ones
In this show, the participants never had to put up a show! They were as they were- pure of heart and intentions. They had not grown enough to become the victims of the Accursed One....
A New Gospel of Economics
When the 'Monetary Reformer from UK' was invited to speak about the 'Economic Aspect of Interest' not everyone in the college, including the writer, anticipated such a tremendous response from the student audience. His speech,...
An academic Revival for Fatimah Zahra
Zahrawiyya was the title given to female graduates named after the legendary daughter of the Holy Prophet, Fatimah Zahra
A Garden’s Plea
A poetic exchange where flowers lament human indifference, urging appreciation for nature's gifts, amidst the chaos of daily life.
Ambition and Freedom: The Key to Growth
Sprinkle ambition in your hearts and go beyond your role models to make them proud— Mujeeb Jaihoon
”I am an American”: SO WHAT?
Thank God that unlike organized religions, there isn't any single custodian or a specific city in the case of English language to dictate what is authentic or not. Or else it would become hard for...
A burnt Preacher vs. Learnt Preacher
Visiting the sick one, no matter on what creed does his heart feed, brings in the visitor a sense of humility. Perhaps it will refine the believer's heart better than listening to a mind-blowing seminar...
‘I wish I was alive then…’
If you ask Jaihoon in one sentence about the feeling that one gets after watching the movie, then he'd rather quote the words of a character who says at the end of the movie, 'I...
A Bubble in the Storm
Why should I take the the side of the Heart in its battle against the Intellect, wonders Mujeeb Jaihoon in a state of spiritual melancholy.
#IsupportGaza
I'm a proud son of Gandhi's #India. Why wouldn't #ISupportGaza?
23 Light Years: The Maryada of Nation of Ram
Mujeeb Jaihoon's tribute to Abdul Gani Goni, a Kashmiri teacher, acquitted after illegally imprisoned for 23 years.
So Dad, Shall We Love Him more than Allah?
These car confessions may be the secret recipe for rehumanizing a generation grappling with the infinite curse of the satanic screens.
So Dad, Shall We Love Him more than Allah?
These car confessions may be the secret recipe for rehumanizing a generation grappling with the infinite curse of the satanic screens.
Smart by Vision. Blind by Compassion
Smart glasses are only as good as Selfish wearables if they do not bring about tears of concern for the suffering lot—reminds Mujeeb Jaihoon.
The Fiddling Juggler
We turn to verses to mask our suffering when silenced by the regressive System— poetizes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Devastating Distance. Comforting Closeness
Mujeeb Jaihoon contrasts the comfort in a close relationship with the Divine and the heartache that comes from feeling distant from God.
Survival of the Blessed. Not Fittest
Survival is not a ruthless result of natural selection, but rather a compassionate outcome guided by divine design, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Abundance of Blessings. Spoiler Alert for Hidden Trials
On the paradox of blessings as both a source of comfort and a prelude to challenges, likening to the calm before a storm—writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Separation Emits Flames Insane
On the turmoil of separation and the inadequacy of words to express love for the Beloved Prophet— by Mujeeb Jaihoon.
The Giving is the Gift
Gifting is more about psychology than physics or economics—asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon
Insiya and the R’gime
Mujeeb Jaihoon's chilling story of a young girl in a dystopian future where the authoritarian regime has replaced authentic human experience.
Beyond Kashmiri Carpet: Weaving the thread of Gratitude
Mujeeb Jaihoon draws a parallel between a prized Kashmiri carpet and the immense value of knowledge, urging listeners to embrace gratitude
The Fann of Fanaa: Scripting a Sacred Unmaking
Mujeeb Jaihoon's hauntingly beautiful verses explore annihilation through submission, surrendering to the transformative power of Divine love.
The Axis of Injustice: Living the Alphabets of Loss
Mujeeb Jaihoon explores the systemic global inequality across political, economic, and educational structures, with reflections on justice.
Quotes Gallery
Graphic illustration of Jaihoon's selected quotes
Purpose of Life
Creative souls keep hunting for the purpose of life only to realize their 'gazelle' shall never come to hand- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Quarantined Conscience
Regimes demand hearts to quarantine their Conscience as throat-cutting trials continue for those who possess humanity, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Pursuing Life. Beyond Career— A Disruptive Discourse by Mujeeb Jaihoon
In the changing world with disruptive technological advancements, it would be wiser to wish, and not plan, for a happy life— insists Mujeeb Jaihoon at M.A.O College of Arts & Sciences, Elayur - Malappuram.
Ramadan 1437: Jaihoon’s Journal
This year’s fasting began on a Monday, the day of Beloved’s birth. Nothing could get more auspicious than this to commence the spiritual cleansing process.
Quran : The final upgrade of Truth
From Bedouins to Scholars, Scientists to Mystics, Quran's Beauty Unites Us in Pursuit of Truth— asserts Mujeeb Jaihoon in a Quran seminar
Ramadan 1435: Jaihoon’s journal
Amid all the spiritual and philosophical talk surrounding Ramadan, it would be a great disservice to ignore the contribution of the womenfolk at home.
Qualify to Dream like a King
Your dream should be aimed at a larger horizon. For this, you need to gather as much knowledge and expertise for building a grand dream.
Ramadan 2011 : Tweets
He also said the night of #27 was very important irrespective of whether the Night of Power occurred on that night or not
Ramadan 1430 : Jaihoons Journal
I was happy: I made it. I had reached the Holy Month, alive. Allahumma Balligni Ramadan… would have been the prayer of all the believers in Shaban.
Quran is not just another ‘Eureka’ of Man
Believers of today get excited when Science confirms a fact earlier established in Quran. Should they really?