jizya
/ˈdʒɪziə/Definitions
1. noun
a tax or poll imposed on non-Muslim subjects, especially in a Muslim state.
“In medieval times, the jizya was a significant source of income for the ruling class.”
2. verb
to exact or impose a jizya on (non-Muslim subjects).
“The conquerors jizyaed the local population, forcing them to pay tribute.”