This concept explores the Sufi theme of the soul's ultimate surrender and suffering in the path of divine love, as expressed in Poem 39 of Chapter 41 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The heart is described as entirely helpless and cast down by spiritual grief. The striking imagery of the heart being 'already blood' emphasizes that the lover has been completely consumed by the spiritual ordeal, rendering further cruelty redundant yet lawfully accepted as part of the divine will.