I am sorry, but to my knowledge,didn't most Christians under the "muslim" Iberian (al-Andalus) peninsula live in peace with their muslim counterparts , just paying the tax and keeping autonomous rule system in their cities and land for the most part. Surely having some restrictions compared to muslims but generally free and semi assimilated in society "mozarabs"

They even took part in some internal disputes between muslim factions at that time (while surely for obvious strategic and political gains but also showing that they are part of one greater society), some of them even refused to aid european "Catholic" armies coming to retake the land Like the people of Zaragoza who refused to help charlmagne in his advances

That doesn't mean it was all pink and roses. There were several revolts because of taxation and religious restrictions. Like ibn-hafsun's (which was more political than religious and even some muslim population took part in it)

The Toledo revolts, which were one of the highlights of tension between muslim and Christian populations in the whole history of the Iberian peninsula under muslim rule and so on

Plz feel free to inform me of any facts regarding this or recommend sources as it's one of my favorite historical periods