In Section 12 of the Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai vividly describes the overwhelming and captivating physical traits of earthly beloveds. Through metaphors involving their radiant faces (which outshine the moon and sun), musky curls, and intoxicating scent, he illustrates how their beauty completely enraptures the lover, overpowering reason and capturing the lover's heart. This detailed exposition highlights the intense allure and power of physical forms, setting the stage for his broader themes of love, desire, and the dangers of superficial attachments.