Does the meaning of verse 75 from Surat An-Nahl (The Bee) — "Allah presents an example: a slave owned who has no power over anything, and [another] man to whom We have provided from Us good provision, and he spends from it [in both] secret and public. Are they equal? [All] praise is due to Allah. But most of them do not know" — include the idea that whoever lives with the conviction of a poor person becomes poorer, and whoever lives with the conviction of a rich person becomes richer, and that the poor person does not save because their conviction is what led them to be powerless over anything? How accurate is this statement?

The interpretation of verse 75 of Surat An-Nahl leans towards two opinions: The first, and more probable, is that it is a parable Allah Almighty struck for Himself and for idols. Allah is the Owner and Sustainer of all things, while idols own nothing, which indicates the falsity of polytheism. The second is that it is a parable for the disbeliever who does not spend in the way of Allah, and the believer who does spend, and that one who is capable of good is better than one who is incapable. The verse does not address the meaning mentioned in the question, although a strong believer is better than a weak believer, and he should avoid helplessness, strive for what benefits him, and seek Allah's help.