This concept explores the themes of mortality, transience, and spiritual preparation in Section 70 of Jami's Haft Awrang. Using the vivid metaphor of a cold gale (sarsar) of death, the poem describes how mortality shatters human relationships, hopes, and even cuts down the young like unripe fruit. Jami warns against pride in physical power by referencing the Quranic ruins of the tribes of Thamud and 'Ad. He invokes Quranic descriptions of physical death (when one leg is twisted with another) to admonish readers to sever their attachments to worldly pleasures and transcend the narrow confines of the material world before their final breath.