Quote by Al-Kindi

Riches come forth from one who owns little, while another of material wealth turns penniless.

Riches come forth from one who owns little, while another of

Summary

This quote suggests that true wealth does not necessarily come from one's material possessions. It highlights the idea that someone who owns very little in terms of material wealth can still possess great riches, whether it be in the form of knowledge, virtues, or other intangible qualities. On the other hand, someone who may have a lot of material possessions can quickly lose them and become impoverished in different aspects of life. Ultimately, this quote emphasizes the importance of valuing inner richness and values over material wealth.

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Wealth Materialism

By Al-Kindi

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