In Poem 21 of the Mokhtar Nameh, Attar explores the theme of absolute divine omnipresence. He asserts that there is nothing in the entire world, not even the breadth of a hair, other than the Divine, and that the only true 'face' is God's Face. The poem articulates a spatial paradox regarding direction: wherever one looks across both worlds, they encounter only God, yet God transcends physical space and possesses no actual 'side' or physical direction. This underscores the all-encompassing, formless reality of the Divine.