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What exactly is JIZYA?

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    1. Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day, nor hold that forbidden which hath been forbidden by Allah and His Messenger, nor acknowledge the religion of Truth, (even if they are) of the People of the Book, until they pay the Jizya with willing submission, and feel themselves subdued.

    What exactly is JIZYA?

    Peace!
    Tony

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      Salaamun alaikum Tony,

      Jizya is the tribute given by the people who been give the Book (not just anyone) and have broken thier covenant with Allah (they made war after making a treaty of peace).

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        Does anybody here think of it as a tax that everybody else pays in recognition or as a citizen of the State or of the occupying power?

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          Not me.

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            Salaam Tony,

            Does anybody here think of it as a tax that everybody else pays in recognition or as a citizen of the State or of the occupying power?

            Not everybody paid Al Jizyah. 'Muslims' didn't pay Al Jizyah.
            It is a tax that was taken from AhluLulkitab who were citizens in the Islamic country. They had to pay it to the government in order for it to protect them, since they didn't participate in the Islamic army. Also those who were citizens in their own 'non Islamic' countries and had a treaty of peace with the Muslims, still had to pay Al Jizyah, because they were considered part of the Islamic Empire/Kingdom, and therefore under the protection of the Islamic government and army.

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              Salaam Tony,

              Does anybody here think of it as a tax that everybody else pays in recognition or as a citizen of the State or of the occupying power?

              Not everybody paid Al Jizyah. 'Muslims' didn't pay Al Jizyah.
              It is a tax that was taken from AhluLulkitab who were citizens in the Islamic country. They had to pay it to the government in order for it to protect them, since they didn't participate in the Islamic army. Also those who were citizens in their own 'non Islamic' countries and had a treaty of peace with the Muslims, still had to pay Al Jizyah, because they were considered part of the Islamic Empire/Kingdom, and therefore under the protection of the Islamic government and army.

              Taj

              Salam Taj,

              Where did you get that info?

              Peace!
              Tony

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                Salaam Tony,

                We were taught that at school and university. You can find more about it in History books.

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                  Salaam,

                  aljizyat/the due (jim-zay-ya) is like a recompense or retribution. I'm not sure if it is a tax the people under an occupying power pay since ayat 929 does not seem to imply such.

                  Joe

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