In Section 3 of the Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai outlines the Sufi approach to acknowledging spiritual failure (taqsir) and seeking excuse (madhira). The poet describes a state of intense remorse where the burden of sins makes worldly life detestable, even rendering death preferable to continued disobedience. Crucially, he details that despite his persistent transgressions, he holds onto hope for salvation through two specific means—specifically invoking the sacred status of the Prophet Muhammad as a guide and intercessor. This concept illustrates the crucial theological balance in Sufism between acute self-awareness of sin and unwavering hope in divine mercy mediated by prophetic grace.