In Poem 54 of Chapter 32 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar explores the overwhelming and involuntary nature of divine love. The poem portrays love as an enchanting force that deliberately dismantles human intellect and induces madness. A central theme is the loss of personal volition and control; the lover's faculties and possessions are not surrendered willingly but are forcefully wrested away by love. This illustrates the absolute helplessness and compulsory surrender of the soul when confronted by the overpowering dominion of divine love.