This concept explores Attar's depiction of Ali ibn Abi Talib in Chapter 3, Poem 4 of the Mokhtar Nameh. The poem praises his unparalleled spiritual and intellectual mastery, referring to him as the 'flower of the dome of meaning.' The defining allusion is to his famous historical and theological declaration, 'Saluni' ('Ask me [before you lose me]'), which establishes him as the ultimate source of divine and esoteric knowledge, portraying 'both worlds' as beggars at his door seeking his wisdom.