In Section 75 of the Silsilat al-Dhahab (within the Haft Awrang), Jami explores the spiritual dimensions of the Hadith, 'Whoever imitates a people is of them'. He defines true imitation of the pure-hearted not as superficial copying, but as adopting the internal and external way of life of the Prophet. This path involves adhering to the prophetic Shariah, nurturing the heart with prophetic ethics, and immersing oneself in the contemplation of divine unity. Recognizing that full spiritual perfection may exceed a seeker's immediate capacity, Jami invokes the classic Arabic maxim, 'What cannot be fully attained must not be completely abandoned', urging seekers to strive to their utmost capability.