In Poem 11 of the second chapter of Farid al-Din Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the profound impact of prophetic intercession (shafa'at). The verse conveys a deep sense of assurance to sinners, illustrating that the Prophet's boundless generosity and grace act as an ultimate safeguard against sorrow. It underscores the theological belief that even a single moment of such intercession is powerful enough to instantly settle the spiritual debts and affairs of all wrongdoers across the horizons.