Out of the choices provided above, it can be concluded that during the ''Golden Age of Islam'', ''Abrahamic religions were free to practice their religious beliefs in relative peace.'', is the one that is most true of the non-Muslims living under Abbasid rule. Therefore, the option A holds true.
What is the significance of the ''Golden Age of Islam''?
The ''Golden Age of Islam'' was the period during which the religion of Islam started to spread across the corners of the world, and also made several remarkable overall achievements.
Abbasid's rule was one of the phases of the Golden Age. During this rule, the non-Muslims were not under any compulsion to follow Islamic religious practices, and had the freedom to practice their religion.
Therefore, the option A holds true and states regarding the significance of ''Golden Age of Islam''.
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Abrahamic religions were free to practice their religious beliefs in relative peace.
Fighting between Sunni and Shia made it unsafe for non-Muslims to live in the region.
Jews and Christians were actively persecuted because of their lack of belief in the prophet Mohammad.
The only outside religious presence that was allowed was merchants bringing goods from other parts of Asia.
