In Section 6 of Sanai's Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, the narrative of Shibli and his spiritual master Junaid serves as a didactic lesson on sincerity (ikhlas), the avoidance of hypocrisy (riya), and the profound value of spiritual silence. Junaid instructs Shibli that the spiritual path demands abandoning superficial speech (qal) and outward claims in favor of genuine internal states (hal). The poem emphasizes that true communion with the Divine is found among the 'voiceless' (bi-zabanan), teaching that a single particle of true sincerity (sidq) outweighs a hundred spoken words or imitative practices.