THE Friday congregational prayer had just ended, as it drizzled on that afternoon last week. At the mosque located in his office complex in Kebon Sirih, Central Jakarta, Indonesian Vice President Jusuf Kalla (JK) did not immediately get up to leave. He sat cross-legged, surrounded by several members of the congregation. “They are Golkar regional administrators and Muslim figures who support him,” said one of his staff members at the office, w