In Chapter 21, Poem 32 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet emphasizes the critical importance of utilizing one's limited lifespan for meaningful deeds before death arrives. The quatrain warns that the opportunity for action abruptly ends, as no respite is granted at the 'final breath.' This concept underscores a recurring theme in Sufi literature: the urgency of spiritual awakening and the necessity of preparing for the hereafter before mortality strips the seeker of time and opportunity.