During the Delhi Sultanate, Question 16 options:

1. Muslim, Turkic rulers eventually established rule over the entire subcontinent.
2. Turkic sultans attempted to control the subjugated, largely Hindu population through programs of forcible conversion.
3. The Sultans, following a principle outlined in the Quran, allowed Hindus to retain their faith and live within the Islamic state so long as they paid a higher tax.
4. Mahmud of Ghazni repeatedly invaded and plundered India.

3. The Sultans, following a principle outlined in the Quran, allowed Hindus to retain their faith and live within the Islamic state so long as they paid a higher tax.

Explanation:

The sultans impose the Jizya or Jizyah and even manage to do it on all level of the Hindu society (that is, including the Brahmins)

It is a per capita yearly taxation historically levied from non-Muslim subjects labeled as dhimmi according to the Quran.

Also, the dhimmi aren't allow to proselytize their religion or rise new temples.

This is an attemp to make the non-islamic society to decrease in the ladder over time as the taxes are high and either force the person to convert or to live in poverty.

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