Did Muslims converts pay taxes in an amount closer to people born Muslims or to non Muslims?

Muslim converts, like born Muslims, are generally subject to the same religious obligations, including the payment of zakat (a form of almsgiving) and other taxes, depending on the laws of their country. In many Islamic societies, converts would pay taxes similar to those born into the faith rather than non-Muslims. However, specific tax obligations can vary based on local laws and the individual's circumstances, so it is important to consider these factors. Overall, converts typically align more closely with the obligations of born Muslims in terms of taxation.