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Answer 1
yes. in Medina Jews and Muslims were living together. and from all other religions people came and had conversations with him.
Answer 2
It depends on which religions are being discussed. Mohammed was generally tolerant of Jews and Christians, provided that they would accept a secondary status to him (like in the Constitution of Medina). The tolerance extended to religious ritual but did not extend to political or economic rights and enfranchisment. He was fiercely intolerant of the various polytheistic and henotheistic faiths that abounded in Arabia. When Mohammed conquered Mecca in 630 C.E., he smashed all of their idols and banned their practices.
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Romans on how the practice of other religions as long as people what?
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