This concept explores the allegory found in Section 5 of Attar's Mosibat Nameh, where Moses, overwhelmed by divine love, throws down the tablets of the Torah and grabs his brother Aaron's beard. God accepts these seemingly transgressive actions, illustrating a central theme in Sufi literature: the actions of a true lover of God, even when they appear to violate formal religious boundaries, are permissible because they stem from a sincere, overwhelming inner state of love rather than disrespect.