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Non Muslims were paying an extra part (to balance more or less the taxes paid by Muslims as 'Zakat' or Alms giving according to their second pillar of the Islam five pillars). On the other hand this extra tax was paid by only non Muslims who are entitled for military service but exempted from doing it (for this reason, it was not to be paid by old citizens, women, children, physically potent citizens, ... etc).

Currently both Muslims and non Muslims; in any Muslim country; are paying same taxes and accordingly practicing equal citizenship social, political, economical. and military service duties.

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