Question

ottoman sultan suleiman i and mughal emperor akbar both
granted religious freedom to non - muslims.
forced non - muslims to convert to islam
relied on ghazi to conquer other territories.
offered government positions to janissaries.

Explanation:

Suleiman I and Akbar were known for their relatively tolerant religious - policies. Suleiman I allowed for a degree of religious freedom in the Ottoman Empire, and Akbar in the Mughal Empire abolished discriminatory taxes on non - Muslims and promoted religious harmony. They did not force conversions. Ghazi were warriors in Islam, and while the Ottomans had Ghazi traditions, it's not a commonality with Akbar. Janissaries were Ottoman military units, not relevant to Akbar.

Answer:

granted religious freedom to non - Muslims