 Sarban's cover is a cut down version of the original poem, retaining 3 of the 10 verses composed by Shirazi.Sarban's compositions, like "Dozh as Masjid", feature various styles of Sufi or mystical poetry, which use the metaphorical language of romantic love, to describe the author's relationship with God.Often such poems use words such as "beloved" figuratively regarding God, and it could be argued that Sarban was part of a musical movement in Afghanistan which sought to enlighten the audience as much as it entertained them.