In his Haft Awrang, Jami elaborates on the metaphysical rationale behind the superiority of congregational prayer (namaz-e jama'at) over solitary prayer. He describes a spiritual mechanism of mutual compensation and collective synergy: if an individual worshipper suffers from pride, distraction, or a lack of submissiveness (khushu'), their prayer's deficiencies are covered and perfected by the sincere focus, humility, and divine presence of other congregation members. This spiritual interdependency ensures that the collective worship of the congregation is accepted as a unified, flawless offering, highlighting the communal dimension of spiritual progress.