Jizya Tax, during the Mughal Empire was a tax levied on:

A. Muslim citizens

B. All the citizens

C. Noble citizens

D. Non-Muslim citizens

The correct answer is: D. Non-Muslim citizens

Explanation:

• The Jizya tax was a form of tax imposed on non-Muslim subjects (dhimmis) during the Mughal Empire and earlier Islamic rule in India.
• It was considered a tax for protection and exemption from military service, while Muslims were not required to pay it.