This concept analyzes Chapter 23, Poem 27 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, focusing on the themes of spiritual exhaustion and detachment. The poet expresses a deep weariness with the 'ocean of vanity'—representing the illusions of the material world—and his own soul. By stating he has been 'dismissed from the affairs of both worlds,' he emphasizes a state of absolute detachment, questioning the purpose of maintaining a false facade of worldly engagement.