Dhimmi
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Dhimmi is an estate available only to countries whose primary religion is part of the Islam religion group and only pops from a different religion group who aren't part of the 
Tribesmen social class can join it. Every pop produces 0.02 Power and 1 Tax. The estate has no opinion on other countries.
While estate power is below 25% the country will gain the following bonuses:
- Up to +12.5% Maximum tax from estate
- Up to −2.5% Pop join rebels threshold
While estate power is above 25% the country will gain the following bonuses:
- Up to −22.5% Maximum tax from estate
- Up to +0.24 Monthly progress to Humanist
Regardless of estate power, the country will gain the following effects depending on the estate satisfaction:
−5% to +5% Food production
−2.5% to +2.5% Raw materials output
The Dhimmi estate can have the following estate privileges:
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 Abrahamic Communities The Christianity and Israelite communities are the so-called Ḏimmī in a Islam state. Traditionally, it is the responsibility of a just ruler to protect these people while keeping them apart from the Islam majority, and the Ḏimmī community shall swear loyalty to the state without threatening the traditions of Islam. |
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Location Modifier:
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 Allow Military Service The many heathen believers who peacefully occupy our lands are more than willing to defend their livelihoods and their families, should we permit their recruitment. |
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 Grant Administrative Posts Our borders are home to many who do not follow our state religion. Their local leaders are keen on maintaining their positions and beliefs. To cooperate with them and share in their wisdom is the natural path to a healthy administration. |
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 Guarantee Local Land Rights A man's home is his refuge. By guaranteeing property rights to heathen members of our society, we will establish a link of trust between them and our administration. |
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 Legal Autonomy There are many good citizens in our territory who do not follow our state religion, yet they have been integrated into our legal system and enjoy the same rights as others. Despite protests against their inclusion, allowing them to participate in our judicial framework as witnesses, guardians, and legal representatives of their communities will only further their support of our authority. |
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 Lighter Taxation The secret to a stable multifaith society is simply fair treatment and warm kindness — and, more concretely, tax breaks. By imposing fewer taxes on heathen subjects under our banner, we will ensure their compliance going forward. |
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 Maẓālim Courts Parallel to the authority and existence of religio-judicial administration and Sharī'a courts, the Maẓālim operate secularly for the affairs of the unbelievers. Their sessions can take place at the Palace of Justice (dār al-'adl) or ceremonial hall within the citadel walls (īwan kabīr). |
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 Pact of Umar This treaty clearly defines the status, rights, and responsibilities of 'protected persons' within our realm, including Christians, Jews, Zoroastrians, and many other recognized faiths. |
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 Preserve Local Traditions Our subjects come from many corners of the earth, and as such, have different believe and lifeways. From lowly fieldhands to displaced members of their former noble classes, they can all boast of the storied histories and beautiful traditions of their people. To respect and allow the practice of diverse customs is the mark of a superior, harmonious society. |
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 Promote Local Hierarchy As we strive to maintain social equilibrium, our advisors have deemed it necessary to coordinate with representatives from the many local communities who do not adhere to our state faith. |
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 Promote Tolerance Our people frequently cite a desire to build a more diverse and tolerant society. Acting on their behest and following their example, we will treat non-believers with kindness as we strive to achieve stability and prosperity. |
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 Ḏimmī Bureaucrats Some of our country's finest administrators follow different faiths than our own, yet are nontheless upstanding and loyal members of our nation. Excluding those who are willing to serve us and the state would be a grave mistake, and we should rectify this immediately. |
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 Ḥabshī Advisors Known for their prolific and influential presence in matters of state, these slaves come from the shores of East Africa. Educated in matters of administration and warfare, they provide a great service in exchange for political influence and, potentially, freedom after religious conversion. |
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