Question

this is an excerpt from the pact of umar, a list of legal codes written for conquered lands, written in the 7th century.
we shall not build, in our cities or in their neighborhood, new monasteries, churches, convents, or monks cells, nor shall we repair, by day or by night, any ruins or are situated in the quarters of the muslims...
...we shall not give shelter in our churches or in our homes to any spy, nor hide him from the muslim...
we shall not practice our religion publicly nor convert anyone to it.
we shall not prevent any of our family from entering islam if they wish it.
based on this excerpt, which statement best describes how muslim rulers impacted the diffusion of islam?
○ muslim rulers allowed unrestricted religious freedom for non - muslims and promoted the construction of various religious buildings.
○ muslim rulers demanded that people convert to islam and forced people who refused to leave their lands.
○ muslim rulers placed restrictions on the religious practices of non - muslims and allowed people to freely convert to islam.
○ muslim rulers required people to pay a large tax to convert to islam and banned all other types of religious practices.

Explanation:

The text from the Pact of Umar shows that Muslim rulers allowed unrestricted religious freedom for non - Muslims. It mentions not preventing non - Muslims from practicing their religion, not converting them by force, and not restricting their religious practices.

Answer:

Muslim rulers allowed unrestricted religious freedom for non - Muslims.