In this section of Attar's Mosibat Nameh, the poet presents an allegory about a king who tests his slave by inviting him to share his royal garment. The foolish slave presumes false equality and steps into the king's collar, losing his head for his disrespect. The tale serves as a spiritual metaphor for the necessity of maintaining humility, recognizing one's true limits, and understanding the perilous nature of false familiarity with the Divine.