In Persian literature, Saadi is known as Afsah al-Muttakallamin, and this nickname is a sign that over time, the poet has been known for his eloquence. Meanwhile, Saadi, in addition to his eloquence, has lofty thoughts and excellent theories on the way of government, personal and social ethics, which, like some poets of Persian literature, he could be referred to as Hakim. This article tries to examine the poet's thought in civil politics.