The oasis has tall trees. The intervening tract abounds in owls and small birds. The terminus (Hereafter) is remote from here; the traveller is all alone; and the 'beha' birds squeak on the way. The 'simoom' desert wind blows all over the tract and the gravel makes feet bloody. Abdul Latif says: "the discomforts of the mountain passes have wearied the travellers".
Note: The above verses imply that the road to Paradise is difficult to traverse and is full of diversions, which are very dangerous to clear. They also portray a picture of عالمِ برزخ i.e. the life in grave.