In Chapter 9, Poem 33 of Farid al-Din Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet illustrates the profound state of mystical bewilderment (حیرانی), wherein the spiritual seeker transcends all conventional dualities. By declaring a state of having 'neither infidelity nor faith' (نه کفر و نه ایمانی), Attar emphasizes that the ultimate experience of the divine obliterates ordinary religious boundaries and intellectual categories. The seeker becomes a 'wanderer in confusion' (سرگردانی) and loses all sense of self-direction, symbolizing complete ego annihilation and absolute surrender to the ineffable reality of love.