In Section 44 of the Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai offers a stern critique of laziness (kahali) in spiritual and religious practice. He outlines several key arguments and warnings:

• The Equivalence of Days: Sanai refers to the prophetic tradition stating that the dynamic of a lazy seeker is characterized by having two identical days (man astawa yawmah), meaning they show no spiritual progression or growth.
• Incompatibility of Laziness and Sharia: He emphasizes that true devotion (shar') and fulfillment of divine rights (haqq-gozari) cannot be achieved by a sluggish (manbal) or lazy (kahil) person.
• Subservience to the Ego/Devil: Sanai warns that failing to submit to religious and moral guidance makes one vulnerable to being led astray by the devil (div), comparing the stubborn, unyielding lazy person to a stubborn donkey.