This allegory from Attar's 'Mosibat Nameh' (Maqaleh 16, Section 5) features a murderer who, while being led to the gallows, laughs because he refuses to spend his final moments in grief. His state of spiritual presence and acceptance of fate results in his divine salvation. The poem concludes with a lesson on charity, advising that wealth sent ahead to the afterlife through generosity is one's only true gain, while kept wealth becomes a liability.