In Poem 81 of Chapter 4 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet critiques human preoccupation with the illusory forms of the material world, referring to it as a 'depicted form' and a 'talisman of the living and the dead.' Attar asserts that this worldly reality is merely a veil that obscures true perception. He warns that when this veil is eventually lifted to reveal the absolute Truth, a divine decree will render all worldly actions and deeds null and void. This verse highlights the profound Sufi perspective that worldly attachments and individual human actions lose their substance and significance when confronted with ultimate divine reality.