In Chapter 39, Poem 6 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the speaker emphasizes the unparalleled and irreplaceable nature of the beloved's beauty. By asserting that the moon loses its standing in comparison and that no equal exists from pre-eternity (azal) to post-eternity (abad), the poem illustrates the absolute uniqueness and transcendent perfection of the divine beloved, for which no earthly substitute can ever be found.