In Chapter 13, Poem 5 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the profound limitation of human faculties in perceiving the Divine. Despite the Divine "moon" constantly displaying its beauty "night and day," the poem questions the existence of human capacity—a heart to know His secrets, an ear to hear His words, and an eye to endure His sight. This highlights the mystical theme of divine transcendence and the inadequacy of ordinary sensory and spiritual organs to grasp the continuous manifestation of God's majesty and secrets.