This concept explores the Sufi theme present in Poem 20, Chapter 30 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, where the Beloved deliberately inflicts suffering ("burning") upon the lover. In this context, the relentless affliction is not a punishment but a divine strategy to prevent the lover from settling into complacency ("making peace"). This purposeful burning ensures the lover's continuous spiritual engagement, purification, and perpetual longing for the Divine.