brotherhood
أخوة
definition
noun
But the truth was that the bond of brotherhood was strong between the two of them that neither could truly deny the other anything, though Will exploited this relationship much more than Eaton.
the relationship between brothers.
a religious brotherhood
an association, society, or community of people linked by a common interest, religion, or trade.
translation of 'brotherhood'
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But the truth was that the bond of 'brotherhood' was strong between the two of them that neither could truly deny the other anything, though Will exploited this relationship much more than Eaton.
The Prophet, however, continued to establish a bond of 'brotherhood' between each two of his companions, when more people declared their acceptance of Islam.
The bond of friendship, 'brotherhood' and enthusiasm to sacrifice themselves for each other were no longer there.
Plus, there is a 'brotherhood' in union construction that resembles military comraderie.
In this trip, the message we are carrying is one of peace, 'brotherhood' and friendship.
In essence most of these religions have the same essence of love, 'brotherhood' and compassion.
Police 'brotherhood' boss Yves Francoeur is no fan of the public security officers that patrol 17 of the 27 island boroughs.
The Jewish idea of redemption is synonymous with all humanity living together in peace and 'brotherhood' , in a close spiritual relationship with the infinite Creator of the universe.
In other words, what we need is a genuine commitment to the principles of universal 'brotherhood' and sisterhood.
May the hearts of Christians and Muslims turn to one another with feelings of 'brotherhood' and friendship, so that the Almighty may bless us with the peace which heaven alone can give.
The most common association, the compagnonnage, was a 'brotherhood' of journeymen that upheld rituals and traditions dating from the mid-seventeenth century.
They are destined to meet again in a confrontation that will test the bonds of their 'brotherhood' .
a gesture of solidarity and 'brotherhood'
That is the covenant, the bond that binds this 'brotherhood' of airmen.
We are able to build up 'brotherhood' and sisterhood.
Each one belongs to a secret 'brotherhood' affiliated to one of Seville's many churches.
Do you have to be a member of any sort of organised religion to join the 'brotherhood' ?
This focus continues, encouraged by international scouting events and an emphasis on sisterhood and 'brotherhood' across cultures.
a religious 'brotherhood'
He added that organizing more and more such events would spread the message of peace, 'brotherhood' and amity among the people living across the globe.
I miss the Bay area 'brotherhood' and sisterhood.
Yet, in spite of all this feeling of 'brotherhood' , Canada from the very beginning of the crisis came in for American criticism for the nonchalant way immigration services were handled.
the bonds of 'brotherhood'
‘The government is not afraid of the 'brotherhood' ,’ Ahmed Nazif, the prime minister, said last week.
Basically all those who lived away from the plantations and could claim a small plot of land, membership in a religious 'brotherhood' , or political patronage were considered Forros.
As a show of 'brotherhood' , every rugby match is followed by a ‘social’ where the home team feeds and hosts the visiting team.
For Joburg's Emergency Management Services the international bonds of 'brotherhood' with other emergency workers are strong.
The Safavid 'brotherhood' was originally a religious group.
When the movie ends, as ambiguously as it began, the dominant note is not anger or even sadness, but a quiet feeling of 'brotherhood' , a clearer sense of the ties that bind us together.
This bond of sisterhood reflects the bond of 'brotherhood' within US infantry squads where men are broken down into smaller teams.
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