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14 October, 19:42

Why was Süleyman known as "the lawgiver"?

He gave his subjects the power to create their own laws.

He wrote laws that forced all his subjects to convert to Islam.

He did not strictly enforce laws governing commerce and wages.

He wrote laws that treated subjects of different faiths equally.

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  1. 14 October, 20:05
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