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ANOTHER EPISODE FROM NAMIBIA-SOUTHERN AFRICA
ISLAM IN NAMIBIA-SOUTHERN AFRICA
WINDHOEK - It is a Friday afternoon at the Windhoek Islamic Center in Namibia's capital. The center's grounds are buzzing with activity. Over 50 men stand in front of the entrance, some normally dressed in pants and shirts, others more formal in the traditional Islamic wardrobe, the thowb; a white robe that almost reaches the ground.
What is interesting to note is that most of them are from the Nama tribe, one of Namibia 13 indigenous tribes, and they chat away in the language that is full of clicks and is difficult to comprehend for a foreigner.
This is no traditional mosque with its white bearded imam, but the other side of predominantly Christian Namibia.
The Adhan (call to prayer) is now the common call in most neighbors in this country of about 1.8 million people.