This study examines the text through the lens of semantic signs to explore how meaning is generated and how pure mystical experiences are attained. It investigates Rabi'a's internal and external transformations within discursive spaces to achieve these experiences. At times, Rabi'a is portrayed as a victim of violence or as an activist facing setbacks. She begins her journey with austerities, prayers, and worldly pursuits, ultimately experiencing profound moments during her conversations in the unseen realm. Her failures lead to emotional tension, submission, and a quest for humility, where truth manifests and creates a transformative melting experience. This tension propels her towards existence and transcending boundaries. The speaker's feelings and perceptions—shaped by both external events and inner confrontations—give rise to meaning. Analyzing Rabi'a's mystical experiences reveals that divine care, satisfaction, and surrender are crucial for meaning creation. A key aspect of her being is the sensory dimension linked to physicality; many of Rabi'a's experiences linger in anticipation until death fulfills the promise of union with truth. The research employs a descriptive-analytical method.