This concept explores the theme of divine omniscience and the condemnation of hypocrisy in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, Chapter 20, Poem 16. The poem asserts that deceit and pretense are futile because the Creator is fully aware of all human actions, both good and bad. Consequently, it encourages spiritual transparency and sincerity, arguing that one should not attempt to hide their deeds since nothing can be concealed from God.