Why was there no concern about Muslim's and Hindus having the right to worship when the Act of Toleration was in affect?

The Act of Toleration, enacted in 1689 in England, primarily focused on granting religious freedom to Protestant dissenters, such as Baptists and Quakers, rather than addressing the rights of Muslims or Hindus. At that time, these religions were not widely practiced or recognized within the English context, leading to a lack of concern or consideration for their rights to worship. Additionally, the Act was rooted in the specific political and religious conflicts of Protestant England, which did not extend to non-Christian faiths. Thus, the focus remained on intra-Christian sects rather than on broader religious pluralism.