In Poem 45 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the theme of Divine omniscience by highlighting God's profound awareness of the innermost, unspoken thoughts of the human heart. The poem describes God as the ultimate ruler who can read the 'unwritten script' from the heart, indicating that verbal expression is unnecessary for divine communion. This reflects a central Sufi concept where true connection with the Divine transcends spoken language, as God inherently knows all that remains 'unspoken and unheard' within the believer's soul.