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When Muslims speak of “people of the book,” to whom are they referring? Bedouins Christians Arabs Pilgrims

When Muslims speak of “people of the book,” to whom are they referring? Bedouins Christians Arabs Pilgrims
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When Muslims speak of “people of the book,” to whom are they referring? Bedouins Christians Arabs Pilgrims

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THE CORRECT ANSWER IS "C" JUST TOOK THE TEST

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When Muslims speak of “people of the book,” they are referring to "Arabs" since the Arabs are traditionally Muslim--meaning that they are "their own" people.
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