This shows that human beings once existed. People work together to survive; everything depends on teamwork and their own skills. For filmmakers, this is how the ideal society will look. Next, it shows beautiful scenery, rolling clouds, valleys and waves. The clouds covered the mountains like waves, drawing the balance, unity and harmony of the earth. This is compared with the "wave" of people walking and coming back and forth. The latter is more rapid and mechanized.
Our modern, decentralized lifestyle is the result of lack of understanding of the world. The lack of this consistent portrayal of the world that divides humanity for thousands of years. Such a dialogue will not evolve from the pursuit of materialism. Mutual understanding will lead to more universal perceptions of nature than anything else. It is a belief that mutual relations between nature and the universe are important in nomadic culture and reflected in every aspect of its traditional lifestyle.
Day 90: Traditional knowledge of ancient nomadic world and ancient days: daily life and mental practice in the nomadic culture of Kyrgyzstan
The classical theorists of the West and the Muslim world mostly give human rights to the supernatural sacred authority, but the modern human rights system is secular. Religion or lack of God as one of the grounds for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent human rights treaties implicitly recognizes the equality of all religions or deliberately departs from all religious discourses. The problem faced by modern secular human rights theorists is that the existence of God is neither verifiable nor "interactive" to clarify sacred intentions, like the truth. However, in the concept of Islamic rights, rights and duties are regarded not only as human beings in the field of time politics but also as a vertical relationship with God. Since Weeramantry (1988: 116) expresses "human fulfillment of divine responsibility" in a more absolute way, this dimension claims to actually make Islamic human rights more effective