In Section 3 of Farid al-Din Attar's Mosibat Nameh, a unique narrative unfolds where Iblis (Satan) seeks an audience with the Prophet Muhammad. Initially rejected, Iblis is granted entry after the Archangel Gabriel intercedes on his behalf. Upon entering, Iblis questions the Prophet about his experiences during the Mi'raj (Night Ascension), specifically inquiring if he saw the divine Throne. This allegory explores themes of intercession, spiritual hierarchy, and the profound esoteric nature of the Prophet's ascension, contrasting the Prophet's supreme spiritual elevation with Iblis's fallen state.