This concept explores the spiritual allegory of the weeping madman in Section 13 of Attar's Mosibat Nameh. While the madman can tolerate physical nakedness, he finds physical and spiritual hunger unbearable. His weeping represents the seeker's intense grief over spiritual separation and deprivation. The poem illustrates the Sufi theme of absolute dependency on the Divine, where the seeker's suffering is a direct result of divine trials and the longing for spiritual sustenance.