This article details the life of Umayr ibn Saad (RA), a governor known for his piety and simple lifestyle during the reign of Caliph Umar (RA). Umayr's governance in Hims was marked by his dedication to justice and equitable distribution of resources, prioritizing the needs of the poor. Despite his position, he lived modestly, valuing spiritual wealth over material possessions, and even walked to Medina after his term ended. Caliph Umar tested his integrity and found him incorruptible, further solidifying Umayr's reputation for righteousness. Umayr declined future government positions and lived a simple life with his family. His story serves as an example of selfless leadership and devotion to Islamic principles.