Unity remains the ultimate goal and the only solution to the daunting challenges facing animals. Therefore, the horse sought to forge an alliance between "horses, mountains, and donkeys." They held a conference similar to ours, and after extensive discussions, they declared unity to confront the threat of human inventions, which have led to the abandonment of the role of some animals. They laid the foundations for this unity, based on integrating the three, and forgetting their philosophical and theological differences. However, the fox tells the animals that instead of forgetting their doctrinal differences, they must engage in dialogue and abandon the superstitions that fill them. This story is a clear symbolic projection of religious followers and the disputes that arise among them due to the superstitions that have entered their religions.