In this section of the Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai uses the story of a man who attempts to outsmart a plague by trading his cow for a donkey to illustrate the theme of protesting against fate. The irony of the donkey dying while the cow survives serves as a spiritual lesson on the futility of greedy calculation and the ignorance of the human ego when confronted with Divine Decree. The man's humorous yet blasphemous final address to God, accusing the Creator of not knowing a cow from a donkey, underscores the absurdity of judging Divine Wisdom by human standards of utility.