After that, he started his own law firm in 1919, alongside his friend Gabriel Nassar. His office in Beirut was turned into a "poetry club" for meeting up with poets and writers such as his friends Bechara El Khoury, Moussa Nammour, Michel Zakour, Wadih Akel, Elias Fayad, Adib Mazhar, and Elias Abou Chabke. Rumors claim that Abou Chabke used to visit Takieddine in his office to read his poetry to him and that Chabke was always met with attention and motivation; the same motivation that contributed in shaping and growing Takieddine's talents.[1][2][3]