Which group among Iberian Peninsula Muslims was forced to convert to Christianity?

🧠 Explanation:

The Moriscos, Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula, faced forced conversion to Christianity following the Reconquista, particularly after the fall of Granada in 1492. Under Spanish rule, these conversions, enforced through decrees and inquisitions, aimed to assimilate Muslims into Christian society. Despite outward compliance, many Moriscos secretly practiced Islam, leading to persecution, surveillance, and eventual expulsion between 1609 and 1614. This forced conversion disrupted their cultural and religious identity, marking a tragic chapter in European history. The Moriscos’ experience highlights the complexities of religious coexistence and the impact of coercive policies on minority communities.