In Chapter 41, Poem 4 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the themes of profound spiritual unworthiness and the consuming nature of divine love. By stating he is 'neither a man nor an unmanly one' (نه مرد و نه نامرد), the speaker transcends typical categories of spiritual merit, recognizing his absolute inadequacy before the Divine. Ultimately, the lover's identity is completely reduced to a heart burned by love and an existence immersed in the mourning and pain of seeking the Beloved.