"The beloved of the Almighty are: the rich who have the humility of the poor, and the poor who have the magnanimity of the rich"

This quote by Saadi speaks to the concept that real wealth is not measured by product possessions, however rather by the character of an individual. The beloved of the Almighty are those who have the humbleness of the bad and the magnanimity of the rich. Humility is the quality of being modest and modest, while magnanimity is the quality of being generous and worthy. The precious of the Almighty are those who have both of these qualities, despite their product wealth.

The quote recommends that the rich must be humble and not let their wealth define them. They should be generous and use their wealth to assist those in need. On the other hand, the bad must be magnanimous and not let their absence of product ownerships specify them. They ought to be simple and grateful for what they have, and strive to make the most of their circumstance.

The quote encourages us to strive for a balance in between humbleness and magnanimity, despite our product wealth. It advises us that real wealth is not measured by material ownerships, but rather by the character of a person. The precious of the Almighty are those who have the humility of the bad and the magnanimity of the abundant.