In this section of Fariduddin Attar's Mosibat Nameh, an allegory is presented involving Abbasah, a spiritual figure who is questioned about his refusal to associate with the wealthy and powerful. Abbasah explains that the spiritual truth he speaks would strip the rich of their worldly attachments, effectively acting as a destructive force to their material existence and worldview. The parable illustrates the fundamental incompatibility between genuine spiritual sincerity and the pursuit of worldly wealth or oppressive power.