In Chapter 24, Poem 43 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet addresses the profound epistemological uncertainty surrounding death and the afterlife. Through an imagined dialogue, the speaker asks the departed beloved where they can be sought. The departed soul's response, 'How would I know where I shall go?', emphasizes that the transition into death strips away earthly foresight and certainty. This highlights a mystical perspective where the afterlife is not a clearly mapped destination, but an unfathomable mystery that underscores the ultimate helplessness and surrender of the soul in the face of mortality.