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Old 22nd January 2023, 02:19 AM   #8
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Often the mansala is blessed by an imam.

Kai is right a out the staple.

The okir on the top and bottom of the lower "jaw" look Maranao to me, but sometimes Maguindanao and even Iranun okir are similar, being adjacent to each other.
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