Every aspect of Amou Haji’s life is symbolic, from his refusal to wash to his dietary preferences. These choices reflect a profound disconnection and discontent with the modern world.
His return to the basics of human existence, almost primal in its form, acts as a critique of the materialism and complexity that characterize contemporary life, compelling us to reflect on the inherent simplicity and authenticity often overshadowed by modern societal norms and consumerist culture.