In Chapter 32, Poem 36 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the speaker explores the agonizing paradox of the divine-human relationship. The poem describes the lover being kept in a state of constant turmoil, wandering as an outcast. However, the most profound source of this suffering is the realization that the Beloved is fully aware of the lover's pain ('You know'), yet seemingly chooses to prolong the suffering and keep the lover in utter disarray. This highlights the Sufi themes of divine omnipotence, the incomprehensible nature of divine trials, and the absolute surrender required of the lover who must endure the Beloved's will.