In Section 48 of Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai explores 'Adab' (spiritual manners or proper conduct) and patience as indispensable prerequisites for the mystical journey. He metaphorically asserts that whoever is not a dedicated student of life's trials ('day and night') remains spiritually bankrupt and devoid of true manners. The poem emphasizes that traversing the spiritual path requires immense patience and discipline, elevating 'Adab' from mere social etiquette to a fundamental nobility of the soul (sharaf al-nafs) required to progress toward divine truth.