This concept explains the allegory found in Section 3 of Mosibat Nameh, where a master loses his sanity and becomes utterly destitute. Overwhelmed by his suffering, he complains to God, asserting that if he were in God's place, he would never allow a creature to endure such hardship. The allegory highlights themes of human frailty, spiritual desperation, and the incomprehensible nature of divine wisdom.