It questions the Sheikh about the prayers whispered in solitude, and what would happen if those prayers were removed from the visible world.

This profound couplet delves into the nature of power and devotion. The poet questions the value of the intense prayers (duaen) offered in private solitude (khulwat). He suggests that if he were to merely raise his hand in the public domain (zahir jahan), the outcome would be the same. It is a philosophical reflection on whether true power resides in secret, heartfelt sincerity, or if it is visible and declared for all to see.