This section describes the concept of a constitution as a framework that reflects the fundamental identity of a people. A constitution is crucial in forming both a political and moral identity for citizens. It outlines how individuals, while having diverse identities, unite under a common understanding of governance principles. These norms create a collective identity, ensuring that individual aspirations and rights are recognized within the state's framework. It highlights that while constitutions may vary globally, they often protect democratic principles and basic rights, molding the national identity by weaving together the complexities of history and cultural diversity.