This concept explores the core theme of Section 6 in Farid al-Din Attar's Mosibat Nameh. The narrative describes the Prophet Muhammad returning from the Ascension (Miraj) and learning from God that a single sinner from his community (Ummah) is loved more than a hundred righteous people of Paradise. This allegory emphasizes the boundless and paradoxical nature of divine grace in Sufi thought, suggesting that sincere brokenness and spiritual poverty can attract greater divine love than self-satisfied piety. It also highlights the Prophet's vital role as a compassionate intercessor.