This concept explores the theme of ultimate devotion and martyrdom in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, Chapter 33, Poem 40. The speaker expresses an eager readiness to gamble their head and die before the Divine. The poem emphasizes a complete rejection of worldly and otherworldly power (the dominion of both worlds) in favor of enduring spiritual suffering (symbolized by drinking blood). This illustrates the Sufi ideal that true mystical pursuit requires abandoning all material and spiritual attachments for the sake of the Beloved.