In Chapter 13, Poem 13 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet addresses the spiritually unawakened, criticizing their inability to perceive the divine 'secret'. The poem uses metaphors of being 'blind and deaf' and trapped in 'illusion' to describe the state of those who remain stagnant and ignorant of deeper spiritual truths. This highlights a central Sufi theme: the necessity of inner awakening to move beyond mere worldly illusion and comprehend the divine reality.