This concept examines the themes of intellectual liberation and the paradox of knowledge in Chapter 6, Poem 17 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. Attar suggests that when the intellect is freed from its conventional constraints, worldly knowledge is revealed as profound ignorance. Conversely, spiritual 'ignorance' or bewilderment leads to true mastery. This highlights the Sufi transition from rational understanding to spiritual realization, where the soul finds joy in transcending earthly reason.