Why might the Sufi's have rejected luxuries of the umayyads?

Sufis often rejected the luxuries of the Umayyad caliphate as they sought a more spiritual and ascetic lifestyle, emphasizing inner purity and connection with the divine over material wealth. They believed that excessive indulgence could lead to moral corruption and distract from the pursuit of God. By embracing simplicity and renouncing worldly possessions, Sufis aimed to cultivate humility and foster a deeper spiritual experience. This rejection of luxury was also a critique of the perceived moral decline and political corruption of the Umayyad regime.