This concept explores the dual themes of self-reflection and the transience of human companionship in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh (Chapter 44, Poem 36). The poet urgently calls upon his companions to practice self-accountability ('demand justice for yourselves from yourselves') in the brief, fleeting time they have left. Furthermore, he emphasizes the disruptive nature of death, warning that the simple joy of gathering together will soon become an impossible wish, thereby highlighting the inevitable and permanent separation brought by mortality.