In Jami's Haft Awrang, the story of the champion and the effeminate man near the Kaaba illustrates the profound Sufi concepts of sincere repentance (tawbah), fear of God (khawf), and spiritual chivalry (fotowwat or javanmardi). The effeminate man, marginalized by society, exhibits an overwhelming and sincere dread of divine judgment, which deeply moves the strong champion. Rather than judging him, the champion is filled with compassion and shows ultimate spiritual selflessness by offering to bear the weight of the man's sins. This narrative underscores that genuine spiritual vulnerability and fear of God transcend social status and outer labels, and that true spiritual chivalry lies in empathy, self-sacrifice, and intercession for the vulnerable.