Proverb in the local language
Ana wa akhi a'la ibn a'myi wa ana wa ibn a'myi a'la al-ghareeb
Brother, cousin and the stranger
Proverb's direct translation
I and my brother are against my cousin and I and my cousin are against the stranger.
Proverb's meaning
To prefer relatives and kinship.
Equivalent proverb
Blood is thicker than water.
From: Sudan
