In Section 7 of 'Hadiqat al-Haqiqah', Sana'i weaves key Islamic traditions into a mystical framework, explicitly referencing the Hadith of Position (comparing Ali to Aaron relative to Moses) and the Hadith of the City of Knowledge (defining Ali as the gate to the prophetic city of sciences). By portraying Ali as the ultimate repository of esoteric truth and the gate through which seekers must pass, Sana'i establishes a literary precedent in Persian Sufi poetry that elevates the Prophet's companions and household as vital conduits of divine wisdom.