In Poem 10 of Chapter 2 in the Mokhtar Nameh, Farid al-Din Attar explores the theological concept of prophetic intercession (shafa'at). The poem emphasizes the immense value of having the Prophet Muhammad as an intercessor, suggesting that his spiritual backing provides ultimate assurance and salvation for his community. Attar contrasts this with the profound despair of those who lack such a divine advocate, stating it is fitting for them to 'weep blood out of fear of sin.' This verse highlights the deep-rooted Islamic belief in the Prophet's redemptive role and the spiritual security it affords to believers.