The Umayyad and Abbasid Dynasties were ruled by (Muhammad, caliphs, kings). In general, these Muslim leaders were tolerant toward Jewish and (Christian, Shinto, Confucian) peoples, who had to (petition the government, pay a special tax, join the army) to continue to practice their religion.

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1 January, 20:59

The Umayyad and Abbasid Dynasties were ruled by (Muhammad, caliphs, kings). In general, these Muslim leaders were tolerant toward Jewish and (Christian, Shinto, Confucian) peoples, who had to (petition the government, pay a special tax, join the army) to continue to practice their religion.

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Bailee Carrillo · Answer 1

The Umayyad and Abbasid Dynasties were ruled by caliphs. In general, these Muslim leaders were tolerant toward Jewish and Christian peoples, who had to pay a special tax to continue to practice their religion.