I know it probably varies greatly depending on the time period and region, but generally, how did medieval Christian states treat Muslims living in them or traveling through them? I know a bit about how they treated the Jews in their borders, and how Christians were treated in medieval Muslim states, but I don't really know anything about how Christian states treated their Muslim inhabitants.
What were their lives like? Were there any restrictions on what they could do or how they could live? Did they have to pay special taxes?
I'd be interested to know.
This is a big topic and lots more can be said, but I have some previous answers that might be helpful:
Were there muslims or muslim communities in medieval europe? If so how were they treated?
And for the crusader states specifically:
How were Muslim pilgrims/residents treated within the Kingdom of Jerusalem?
The Histories of Religious Minorities Floating Feature about minorities in the crusader states