Muslim rulers allowed subjects to practice their own religions if they were "Peoples of the Book," which included

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"Peoples of the Book" refers to religious groups that have a scripture considered by Muslims to be divinely revealed. In Islamic tradition, this includes Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians, who were all allowed to practice their religions under Muslim rule, provided they paid a special tax called jizya.

Muslim Rulers Allowed Subjects to Practice Their Own Religions If