These holy nomads have annihilated and roasted themselves for their Beloved. They have completely effaced their ‘self’. They view with absolute unconcern a good or evil act. (For them the discrimination between the two does not exist. An evil act is forbidden. Hence it should not be performed. A good act creates some ego. Hence the ascetics avoid it.) They shed bloody tears from their eyes. How would you then interrogate them with regard to their sect or faith, (when the distinction between right and wrong has ceased for them?)
مرد خدا زان‌ سوی‌ كفرست‌ و دين‌
مرد خدا را چہ‌ خطا و صواب‌
(Roomi)
(The man of Allah is beyond infidility and faith. To him the right and the wrong are alike).
Note: The above verse is capable of another interpretation too. According to Ibn Sabaun the distinction between righteousness and sinfulness and between obedience and disobedience to the Divine orders does not exist at the final stage of evolution. A poet following his creed that Allah is all, had expressed as under:
“O Allah! that thing is done by me whose accomplishment is ordered and therefore, liked by You. Hence all my acts constitute my prayers”.
(Al-Furqan’ by Ibn Tayamah).

For Lord's love, yogis are roasted and consumed,
Alike to them are and virtues,
Tears mingled with blood they shed,
What can you ask them about their caste or creed?