Christianity in the Ottoman Empire
Under the Ottoman Empire, Christians and Jews were, in principle tolerated, but polytheists were not, in accordance with Sharia law. In practice, the degree of tolerance varied by time and place. Orthodox Christians were the largest non-Muslim group. With the rise of Imperial Russia, they came to have an external advocate. Forced conversion of non-Muslims is counter to Sharia law, and with few exceptions was not practiced.
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Christianity in the Ottoman Empire
Under the Ottoman Empire, Christians and Jews were, in principle tolerated, but polytheists were not, in accordance with Sharia law. In practice, the degree of tolerance varied by time and place. Orthodox Christians were the largest non-Muslim group. With the rise of Imperial Russia, they came to have an external advocate. Forced conversion of non-Muslims is counter to Sharia law, and with few exceptions was not practiced.
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Dieser Artikel beschäftigt sic ...... planmäßiger Zwangskonversion.
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Durante os primeiros séculos d ...... uação contemporânea na Europa.
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Under the Ottoman Empire, Chri ...... exceptions was not practiced.
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استطاعت الدولة العثمانية فتح ا ...... الأرثوذكسيين للدولة العثمانية.
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Dieser Artikel beschäftigt sic ...... planmäßiger Zwangskonversion.
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Durante os primeiros séculos d ...... autorias Otomanas e do Sultão.
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Under the Ottoman Empire, Chri ...... exceptions was not practiced.
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استطاعت الدولة العثمانية فتح ا ...... تيازات في مجاليّ السياسة والتج
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Christentum und Judentum im Osmanischen Reich
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Christianity in the Ottoman Empire
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Religião no Império Otomano
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المسيحية في الدولة العثمانية
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