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Aurangzeb's Fatwa on Jizya [Jizyah, or Poll Tax]
Much has been made of Aurangzeb's reimposition of the poll tax (
jizya, or
jizyah) on Hindus. However, as the text of the fatwa, which is seldom read, indicates,
an exemption was provided for various classes of people, such as those who were indigent, without employment, unable to work on account of poor health, and so on. Moreover,
the fatwa clearly shows that the amount was, far from being uniform, fixed according to a person's ability to pay. The statement that the jizyah was imposed as well on "the people of the Book" -- here doubtless a reference to Christians and Jews -- is particularly significant, since it suggests that there was no animus directed particularly against the Hindus. The translation below is by Anver Emon of the Department of History, UCLA.
Source:
Al-Fatawa al-Alamgiriyyah = Al-Fatawa al-Hindiyyah fi Madhhab al-Imam al-A‘zam Abi Hanifah al-Nu‘man (Beirut: Dar al-Ma‘rifah, 1973), 2:244-245.
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Manas: History and Politics, Aurangzeb