In Chapter 23, Poem 4 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet warns against the false sense of security that can accompany outward piety. He argues that assuming one's own salvation based on righteous actions is a form of foolishness, as true spiritual status—whether one is ultimately blessed (سعید) or damned (شقی)—remains hidden until the very last breath. This highlights the necessity of constant humility and cautions the seeker against self-righteous complacency on the spiritual path.