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.
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
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.
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
God’s Existence vs. Man’s
Exploring the existence of God versus Man’s self-awareness and the quest for certainty in faith.
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.
Brevity Kills Love’s Soul
A passionate plea for patience in expressing love’s depth.
Bless not, if You are not
The slave is not comfortable with the blessings if they are diverting his heart from the Giver
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.
A Sin to Count Love
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s passionate poem explores the vastness and elusiveness of love, defying definition and measurement.