somali heritage and culture is very old and in terms of dress they are equal when it comes to boys and girls they wear the same clothes at weddings, parties and events, boys wear white clothes and girls wear plain clothes and they play the same and equal games.
Somali culture is a long-standing one that has been passed down from generation to generation. According to the historians, it was basically formed from the daily life and the relationship between the Somali community and the neighboring communities (neighbors) and the commercial and educational relations in the distant areas. Also, the Somali culture is mostly based on the religion of Islam, which the majority of the Somali people believe in. In the midst of colonialism, the Somali culture has become a shield, it is the government and the struggle [[Darwish. One of those struggles was the General Abandul Ismail
As recognized by the world, Somali culture is rich in art and literature. The creation of the fruit of the art is very impressive. Art often reflects life and social situations. On the other hand, Somali songs are different from the rest of the world. At their core, the songs fall into a coherent rhythmic pattern. When foreigners first hear Somali songs, they mistake them for Ethiopian, Sudanese or Somali, but they can be recognized by the melody and the way the song is sung. Songs are drawn by several types of people, including poets, composers, and artists.[1]
