In Section 30 of the Khosrow Nameh, Farid al-Din Attar employs the classic romantic trope of a character falling ill due to love, with the beloved visiting as a physician. When Jahanafruz, the sister of the King of Isfahan, falls sick, Hormoz attends her bedside as a doctor, prompting her to fall in love with him. This scenario illustrates how classical Persian literature uses physical sickness as a metaphor for the vulnerability and psychosomatic nature of romantic passion, where the medical visit serves to catalyze romantic attraction rather than heal physical disease.