Walalo ijecel warabee ma cuno(BROTHER'S IS LIKE SHOULDERS, L'amour de fraternité est la force)

 

This suggests that the relationship between brothers is a love that has the advantages of being instinctive, natural, and constantly present. This love is not a burning passion or a desire to unite, but rather a bond of always being together and helping each other in every situation. In Somali society, it is believed that brothers are united and share opinions. For instance, one day a father of seven men said to his children that he had something important to tell them, and he gave each of them a stick. After that, he took all the sticks and asked each of them to try to break the sticks. They couldn't break them individually, but when they tried together, they were able to do it. He advised his children to be like the sticks, to have the same opinion, and to help each other when one has a problem. Additionally, the love between brothers is important because this familial relationship produces powerful emotions. The idea of solidarity is associated with mutual respect for each other and uniformity of beliefs and values within the social group. Solidarity is strongly dependent on offering help or voluntary assistance to people who are close, such as family members, friends, and neighbors. It is natural to help and support each other. However, when there are conflicts between brothers, it can be very difficult to improve and can result in more problems in the environment in which they interact. For example, fighting between people of different races who are neighbors can affect all parts of society, even the whole country.