In Chapter 33, Poem 50 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the speaker illustrates the Sufi state of constant remembrance (Zikr). The poem describes how the Beloved is ever-present on the seeker's tongue and acts as a bringer of glad tidings at every resting place (manzil) of the spiritual journey. It emphasizes that physical absence is irrelevant, as the Divine is fully internalized and permanently dwells within the seeker's heart and soul.