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{{Infobox religion|icon=Mufijo symbol.png|name=Mufijo Faith|native_name=Iasetru Mufiǧova|image=Mufijo symbol.png|leader_title=Altan|leader_name=Glider Fraemani|leader_title1=Custodian Priest of the Mosque of Jiba the Wise|leader_name1=Dr. Hugosombi|language=Arcadian|headquarters=[[Wahat Almarjan]]|founder=Jiba the Wise, according to the Mufiǧoreon|founded_date=|founded_place=|governance=SynodCouncil of the FaithElectors}}
 
'''The Faith of''' '''Mufijo''' (Arcadian: ''Iasetru Mufiǧova'') is a polytheistic religion worshipping three gods (Setrusi), one former divinitygod (Arop), and other assorted divinities. It focuses on following the Path of Mufijo, a settome of rules designed to cleanse adherents of sin and allow them eternal bliss in the afterlife. It is led by the Altan of [[Arcadian Altanate|Arcadia]], [[PitruGame PunstraiaGlider SKG|Glider Fraemani]]. The Altanate itself is a theocratic nation following Mufijo, and is the center of worship for the faith. Its tenets and scripture have been traditionally told orally, but arerecently nowhave beingbeen transcribed by the Altan and his attendants into officiala holy booksscripture known as the Mufiǧoreon.
 
The three gods of the faith, the Setrusi, are the highest of all the beings worshipped in the faith, with each being the patron of several key components of the natural/artificial world. The Setrusi are universally worshipped, as they are the center of the faith. Arop, the former divinity, acts as somewhat of an antagonistic being to adherents of the Faith, but is still occasionally worshipped. Several messenger spirits, prophets, and holy objects are also regularly worshipped by adherents, forming several cults within the Faith dedicated to specific divinities.
 
The Altan is elected by a Council of Electors, all of whom are ordained priests of the faith upon their appointment by the Altan. The Altan is considered by the followers of the faith to be a position in need of divine of approval, thus the survival of the Altan through the challenges of the month following their election, the Trials of the Parjasé, is believed to be the gods' tacit approval of the electors' choice.
 
There is no official hierarchy beyond the Altan and his Council of Electors. Mosques may be overseen by a Custodian Priest, but such a position is not required. Usually, citizens will consult the Mufiǧoreon themselves, and pray at their local mosques according to their own personal and communal needs. On holy days, when priests are present, adherents will gather to listen to the reading of scriptures specific to those holy days, instead of the usual free practice.The holiest mosque of the faith, and its center in Alathra, is the unfinished Grand Mosque of Jiba the Wise, dedicated to the founder of the faith and located in the holy city of [[Wahat Almarjan]]
 
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