According to Jassin, by the end of the compilation physical love has drifted towards a spiritual one, with the answers supplied originating from the supernatural.[6] Ultimately, however, Jassin concludes that Amir's soul has not reached maturity; he considers the collection's last poem, "Astana Rela", as but a temporary escape.[25] Jassin finds that the theme of religion is likewise meant as an escape from Amir's worldly sorrows,[26] an opinion echoed by Usman.[24]