Philosophy and literature, as two different disciplines, can sometimes share common topics. Literature can gain a philosophical quality with the topics it handles, and philosophy can be literalized with the way it deals with the subjects. In this line of thought, Chinghiz Aitmatov, an important writer in Kyrgyz Literature, can be regarded as a person who merged moral philosophy and other sub-disciplines of philosophy with literature. He played a significant role in raising awareness about social realities and reflecting them in his works, and his effort to build human values and virtues on the traditions and customs of his own society. This study claims that Aitmatov’s works basically have relations with morality, especially with other disciplines of philosophy, and wants to draw attention to these relations. Based on a philosophical foundation, our study aims to interpret various aspects of Kyrgyz culture, such as basic virtues, human and social values, their approaches to these values, their perspective on cultural and environmental phenomena, the relationship between politics and morality, their perspective on religion in the social plane, on a philosophical basis. Specifically, we will analyze Aitmatov's novels; The White Ship, The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years, The White Cloud of Genghis Khan and Dreams of The She-Wolf, as tools for exploring moral thought, together with their relations with other philosophical disciplines, as well as for values education. We will use an analytical method based on understanding and it was concluded that Aitmatov’s novels had a philosophical aspect.