ગરીબાઈ મારું ગૌરવ છે.
Poverty is my pride.
Poverty is my pride.
Refraining from seeking what is in people's hands is one of the two forms of generosity.
Whoever asks for more than their worth deserves to be deprived.
Contentment is a sword that never grows blunt.
Indeed, God chose farming and cultivation for the wise so that they would not dislike anything that descends from the sky.
He who trusts in the excellence of God's choice for him never wishes to be in any state other than the one God has chosen for him.
The ignorant finds satisfaction in his wealth.
Be content, and you will be honored.
My servants are my two hands, my mount is my two feet, the earth is my bed and a stone is my pillow... I went to sleep having nothing, and I awoke having nothing, yet there is no one on the face of the earth richer than me.
The most grateful of people is the one who is most content, and the most ungrateful for blessings is the greediest.
When someone said, "I asked God for wealth, children, and a home, and He granted me all of that, but I fear it may lead me into temptation," a wise man replied, "As long as it is accompanied by gratitude to God, it will not."
Whoever is content with what God has apportioned to them does not grieve over what is in the hands of others.
Moderation is sufficiency.
Being content with a divine decree that is disagreeable to oneself is among the highest degrees of certainty.
Indeed, God loves a person who is generous-hearted, modest, virtuous, and content.
A jealous person is never happy.
The best among believers in faith is the one who gives when asked, and remains content and self-sufficient when not given.
A believer is always content.
How noble it is for a person to be content with little and give generously!
People are of two kinds: the seeker who fails to attain his desire, and the one who attains it yet remains unsatisfied.
A servant is free as long as they are content, and a free person is a servant as long as they are greedy.
The most beneficial medicine is abandoning desires.
Curtail your greed, and be content with what is apportioned for your livelihood, so that you may safeguard your faith.
Whoever is content with God's decree finds peace.
Preserving what is in your hands is better for you than seeking what is in the hands of others.
Be content so that others will be pleased with you.
The most grateful of people is the most content, and the most ungrateful for blessings is the greediest.
How can a believer truly be called a believer when he is discontent with his destiny, diminishes his own standing through his deeds, and God is his judge?
No one finds contentment through God without people becoming in need of him.
Indeed, when you turn your back on the world, it will welcome you.
Whoever adopts moderation will find it easy to earn a livelihood.
If a content person were to swear that this world and the hereafter belong to him, God would surely validate his oath, elevating his status to the great rank reserved for the content.
Taste the sweetness of detachment by shortening long hopes.
The elegance of letting go is more beautiful than the humiliation of begging.