Dress does not Make a Man Great

Sheikh Saadi was a celebrated Persian poet, widely admired for his wisdom, simplicity, and gentle nature. One day, the Emperor of Iran invited Saadi to his royal court. The journey was long, and as night fell, the poet ask for shelter at the home of a wealthy nobleman. Saadi was dressed in plain, dusty traveler’s clothes. Seeing his appearance, the host mistook him for a beggar and behaved rudely, "Pardon us! This mansion is not for any beggars." Saadi replied, "I need to stay for a night. Can you my accept my request?" The host let him in and asked him for dinner after an hour. They behaved very rude to him by offering him no respect in the dinner. Saadi understood the problem and felt very upset.