How did Islam influence the government of the Ottoman Empire?

ASunni Muslims within the Ottoman Empire were forced to become Shia Muslims.
BOttoman laws were administered by Muslim advisers called ulemas.
CHindus and Sikhs within the Ottoman Empire paid higher taxes than Muslims did.
DOttoman sultans were subservient to Muslim priests called grand viziers.

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Option B: Ottoman laws were administered by Muslim advisers called ulemas.

During Ottoman empire there were three courts. One for Muslims, one for non-muslims and third was the "trade court". Another legal system was used with Religious law known as "Kanun" in Ottoman empire. The Ulemas were administered or permitted to invalidate the decisions that were in contradiction to the religious law. Therefore, the correct answer to this question is option B, Ottoman laws were administered by Muslim advisers called ulemas.

Certain political and economic benefits were reserved for Muslims in the Ottoman Empire (APEX)