Blog
Inspiring prose. Intoxicating verse.
With his mystic and melodious pen, Jaihoon
transports readers to a world where spiritual
worldviews steal the limelight.
Jan 08 2026
The Faithful’s Kindergarten: Inspiring Prophetic Love before Painful Lessons
Mujeeb Jaihoon traces the unholy alliance between the two actors in a Perception-Driven Empire.
Jan 04 2026
Meem: Our First, Last, and Best Chance for Jannah
Love for the beloved Prophet is both our “Plan A” and our “Plan B”our first, last, and best chance…
Jan 02 2026
Proof Maange More: Life in the SIR’s File-Chakkar
When Saheb acts gazab with the very gazetted documents he issued yesterday, how can we trust the…
Jan 01 2026
Miraj: The Return and The Real Question
Mujeeb Jaihoon traces the unholy alliance between the two actors in a Perception-Driven Empire.
Jan 29 2025
The Only Elite Pass for the Supermost Hero
Love for the beloved Prophet is both our “Plan A” and our “Plan B”our first, last, and best chance…
Jan 23 2025
An Arctic Intifada: Is Greenland the New Kashmir?
An Arctic Intifada: Is Greenland the New Kashmir?
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.
Read More →
Your Eyes and My Face
In this evocative love poem, Sun's voice charms the moon, whispering secrets reflected in a lover's eyes.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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.
Read More →
وقفِ ازل
Mujeeb Jaihoon's Urdu poem against the oppressive Waqf bill 2025 implemented by the right-wing Indian regime.
Read More →
പൈതൃകം മാറ്റങ്ങള്ക്ക് വിലങ്ങു തടിയാവേണ്ടതുണ്ടോ? : മുജീബ് ജൈഹൂൻ
എല്ലാ നൂറു വര്ഷങ്ങളിലും ഒരു മുജദ്ദിദ് ആഗതമാവുമെന്നാണ്. നൂറു വര്ഷം പൂര്ത്തിയാക്കുന്ന സംഘടനകളുടെ ചരിത്രത്തിലും ഈ ഘടകം അനിവാര്യമാണ്
Read More →
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.
Read More →
ഇതാണൊ ഇസ്ലാം
Mujeeb Jaihoon's controversial take on some of the double standards prevalent in the conservative Muslim Kerala community.
Read More →
Your Love-Moments
Mujeeb Jaihoon unveils the essence of the sublime love and devotion for the Holy Prophet in this enchanting symphony of words
Read More →
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
Read More →
Years Eleven
Celebrating a love blessed with Patience and sacrifice with neither complaint nor a taint.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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 سلبيا عن هذه المدينة. . يبدو أنهم كانوا يخططون تركيب محطة الترحيل للمقطني الأرض حتى يتمكنوا الاتصال بكوكبهم. غير أنه منعهم اختيار مدينة كاليكوت للأسباب التالية.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
Wrong Printout? Say Asthaghfirullah
Mujeeb Jaihoon asserts the timeless endurance of virtues—truthfulness and justice—amidst the ever-changing landscape of human progress.
Read More →
Who will tame the Rogue Ztate?
Frustrated by global inaction to the daylight genocide in Palestine, Jaihoon demands: Who will contain the Zionist thug?
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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 Darul Quran Islamic Academy, Pazhur, Calicut (Aug 06 2018)
Read More →
Win My Face Within
A hidden love seeks solace within, yearning to be found in the depths of her heart.
Read More →
Wrinkle-free Love
Time ravages, love endures. A tender testament to enduring love's resilience.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
Why Hide?
Enamored with love, the seeker is unapologetic in his expression of devotion to the beloved.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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 eyes of 'land of sunrise'. What is western is synonymous with what is global and is not much different from the colonial effect of the middle ages.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
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 for both? It would sound as beautiful as the Urdu-some mantras of a Hindu-some Priest.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
Utterly. Insanely.
Jaihoon's word of caution to mystic lovers not to consume their drink all at once
Read More →
Voyages surge Knowledge
A large part of Islamic knowledgebase is a product of beloved scholars’ journeys and travels, argues Mujeeb Jaihoon
Read More →
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.
Read More →
Who Is Your True Ally?
A heartbroken soul in the afterlife ponders love's enduring power.
Read More →
Who Will Crack the Hard Nut?
Intellectual inertia within the Islamic world hindered the advancement of dream interpretation, despite Ibn Sireen's contributions.
Read More →
Until Success Kisses
Journey through life's trials and triumphs, finding resilience and courage amidst destiny's challenges, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
War: Incredible Indifference
As innocents are killed, the powerful convene fruitless meetings, exchanging hollow condolences, indifferent to the plight of war victims.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
Tweets 2025
The planet revolves on the axis of injustice. Afterlife, hence, the only hopeful alternative.— and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2025
Read More →
Tweets 2024
Yesterday’s cultural constants have become today’s economic variables— and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2024
Read More →
Tweets 2023
The only permanency of the Duniya is its Temporality.- and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2023
Read More →
Tweets 2022
Some moments are better sighed than said.- and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2022
Read More →
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
Read More →
unEVOLVED
Despite transformation in all creatures including the virus, men & women adamantly continue their old habits- Jaihoon's poetic adieu to 2020
Read More →
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.
Read More →
Tweets 2020
Be the Bee to the world. Not it’s Hive-- and other Jaihoon's selected tweets from 2020
Read More →
Umra 2013 Tweets
Tell me, o lovers, is dreaming of the Beloved in sleep as sweet as losing it for his sake?
Read More →
Un-Just Like That
Violence, oppression and inequality have made life unjust and unbearable for the afflicted ones- writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Read More →
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
Read More →
Twice Bitten
Neo-imperialist forces betray and bulldoze weaker nations, plundering resources, and then profit from their reconstruction.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
Unfound
The loss of a spiritual comrade leaves us in a terrible state which consumes our heart and shreds our nerves in pain
Read More →
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 was interested in it, he replied "Islam turned women to men" (i.e. - Islamic faith instilled great faith and enthusiasm in the hearts of its womenfolk that they became equal to men).
Read More →
To the Tyrant Tigress
A poetic appeal to the callous comrade to spare the senses of the lover.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
Tomorrow Morn
Lovers can renounce solitude and enjoy life's blessings only in the presence of each other
Read More →
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 from the heart. As a management guru said, logic makes you think, emotion makes you act.
Read More →
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 the merciless heat rays and ripens itself so that it becomes tasty for the man who eats it. A wonderful mechanism indeed to convert solar energy to neural electric impulse on our taste-buds! Well done, o Merciful Creator!
Read More →
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
Read More →
Trespassing Destiny’s Fence
Exploring the profound desire for a reunion beyond physical barriers, the mystery of self, and the hope for divine mercy.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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
Read More →
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
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →
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.
Read More →