This concept explores the reflection of the Sufi mystic Hasan al-Basri on the nature of existence while standing at a grave in Basra. He posits a paradoxical relationship between the two worlds: the grave is the 'final destination' for this world of color and attachment, yet it serves as the 'first destination' for the hereafter. This dual nature of the grave serves as a stern warning against worldly attachment, emphasizing that the end of one's earthly journey is the terrifying beginning of the next.