when muslims speak of \people of the book,\ to whom are they referring?\nbedouins\nchristians\narabs\npilgrims

when muslims speak of \people of the book,\ to whom are they referring?\nbedouins\nchristians\narabs\npilgrims

when muslims speak of \people of the book,\ to whom are they referring?\nbedouins\nchristians\narabs\npilgrims

Answer

Brief Explanations:

In Islamic - tradition, "people of the book" refers to those who follow monotheistic religions with a revealed scripture. Christians, along with Jews, are considered "people of the book" as they have their own holy books (the Bible and the Torah respectively).

Answer:

B. Christians