This concept, described in Section 7 of Attar's Mosibat Nameh, defines the 'true man' (spiritual manhood) not as one who seeks worldly pleasure, but as one who remains spiritually joyful and free from worldly attachments. Drawing a comparison to the legendary wealth of Qarun (Korah), the poem advises individuals to limit their worldly desires to basic necessities (food and clothing) and to emulate the ascetic behavior of the prophets rather than trying to accumulate temporary wealth that will inevitably perish.