The research focuses on the mystical experiences of Ibrahim Adham as described in Attar's narrative, analyzing how these experiences transformed his life. A semiotic-semantic approach is used to understand the meaning created in this discourse, and it is found that the existential and being systems play a significant role. Many of these spiritual experiences are brief in nature, but the process leading up to them and their occurrence are part of a system of events, often influenced by God's care. These experiences are unpredictable and expressed using momentary discourse expressions. The narrative reveals how the mystic changed his life path after a mystical experience, dedicating himself to austerity and worship and abandoning his position as a king even in the most challenging circumstances. This transformation is narrated through the discourse in the existential system, as the protagonist strives to establish a permanent spiritual place by renouncing all worldly ties and embracing a broader and simpler world that aligns with an enhanced sense of self and a newfound identity after the mystical experience.