In Chapter 31, Poem 16 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet emphasizes the absolute transcendence of God and the futility of human attempts to comprehend the Divine essence. Employing the metaphor of a "feeble gnat" attempting to withstand a "fierce gale," Attar vividly illustrates the vast disparity between human limitation and divine majesty. He asserts that neither through the experiences of life nor the passage into death can one grasp Him, ultimately counseling profound humility and the acceptance of one's limits in the face of the unknowable.