In Poem 60 from Chapter 29 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar explores the theme of absolute devotion and humility before the Divine Beloved. The poet contrasts the unconventional state of a 'shouting dervish' (قلندر) with the orthodox piety of a 'neighbor in the mosque' (مجاور مسجد), indicating that outward forms are secondary to constant inner devotion. The poem culminates in an expression of complete self-effacement: even if the Beloved were to destroy the lover's heart and soul, the lover pledges to remain the 'dust of the door' (خاک در), symbolizing eternal loyalty and ultimate submission.