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 of the Ottoman Empire and Akbar of the Mughal Empire were known for their policies of religious tolerance. Suleiman had a relatively inclusive approach to non - Muslims in his empire, and Akbar abolished the jizya (a tax on non - Muslims) and promoted religious harmony, granting religious freedom to non - Muslims. They did not force non - Muslims to convert. Ghazis were more associated with early Islamic conquests in a different context and not a common trait between them. Janissaries were Ottoman military units and not related to Akbar's policies.

Answer:

granted religious freedom to non - Muslims.