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What must an Islamic State do to protect non-Muslims?

What must an Islamic State do to protect non-Muslims?

An Islamic state must protect non-Muslims and ensure their peace and harmony within Muslim territories. During the life of Prophet Muhammad , the Jews in Madina had a synagogue and an educational institute by the name of Bait-Al-Madras.

What was the role of non-Muslims in the Islamic empire?

Non-Muslims were given the citizenship of the Muslim country in which they lived including the right to vote for the election of the Muslim state. However, they were exempted from being drafted in the Muslim army. During the days of Haroon Al-Rashid, Dr. Gabriel, the personal physician of the caliph Haroon al-Rashid, was a Nestorian Christian.

What do Arab and Muslim families expect from their children?

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The families set high expectations and many children end up with master’s degrees and Ph.D.s; others are entrepreneurs, restaurant owners, doctors, government officials, athletes and so on. On the other hand, Arabs and Muslims have a huge interest in movie making, singing, architecture, art, and literature.

Can you be a Muslim and/or Arab and be an American?

Yes, you can be a Muslim and/or Arab and an American. My kids go to an Islamic American school — the only reason is that we want them to stay connected to who they are and learn how to read/write Arabic. it was so interesting when a colleague of mine came up to me and asked me if my kids have Veterans Day off.

Do American Muslims face discrimination?

American Muslims also face higher levels of discrimination when applying for jobs (33\% of Muslims, 5\% of Jews and 8\% of faith groups), in interactions with law enforcement (31\% of Muslims, 2\% of Jews and 8\% of others), and even when receiving health care services (25\% of Muslims, 5\% of Jews and others).

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Do Muslims face higher levels of institutionalized discrimination?

The survey noted that Muslims face higher levels of institutionalized discrimination compared to their Jewish counterparts and those belonging with other faith groups in the general population.