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Wetu Lima

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    …Wetu Telu (“Three Times”) and Wetu Lima (“Five Times”), so named for the number of times per day that practitioners pray, five times being the usual Muslim practice. Wetu Telu is essentially a local tradition with Islamic modifications; its followers typically live in smaller villages. Adherents of Wetu Lima, by…

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    …Wetu Telu (“Three Times”) and Wetu Lima (“Five Times”), so named for the number of times per day that practitioners pray, five times being the usual Muslim practice. Wetu Telu is essentially a local tradition with Islamic modifications; its followers typically live in smaller villages. Adherents of Wetu Lima, by…

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