One mysterious constituency within this group, whose members were said to adhere to the Zabur, consists of the Sabians.
According to Ibn Abi Zayd, a member of this group should give the greeting "on you," and the proper response is "on you a stone." Wahhabi scholar Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz weighed in affirmatively on the controversy over whether those in this group can be labeled mushrikeen. Relations with this group are often said to be governed by the terms of the apocryphal Pact of Umar. This group is characterized by adherence to a doctrine that was allegedly changed in the practice of tahrif. One mysterious constituency within this group, whose members were said to adhere to the Zabur, consists of the Sabians. Most members of this group are adherents of the Injil or Taurat. Members of this group, which is described by a term contrasted with ahl al-fatrah, are able to achieve dhimmi status by paying the jizya tax. For 10 points, name this term from Islamic theology that signifies a monotheistic group that adheres to revealed scriptures, namely Jews and Christians.
According to Ibn Abi Zayd, a member of this group should give the greeting "on you," and the proper response is "on you a stone."
People of the Book [or 'Ahl al-Kitab; accept dhimmi before "dhimmi"; prompt on "Christians and Jews" (in either order) or "Christians" or "Jews" before "Jews"; prompt on "non- Muslims" or "non-believers" (or equivalents) or "kafir" or "kuffar"]