"Kafir" meaning non-believer or infidel

Target entity: "Kafir" meaning non-believer or infidel
Context triple: [Kafirs of Kafiristan, etymologyOfName, "Kafir" meaning non-believer or infidel]

• A. Quranism
  Quranism is an Islamic reform movement whose followers accept the Quran as the sole authoritative source of religious guidance, rejecting the binding religious authority of hadith literature.
• B. Islam (in fictionalized form)
  Islam (in fictionalized form) is a reimagined, literary version of the Islamic faith as depicted in Salman Rushdie’s novel "The Satanic Verses," where its origins, figures, and doctrines are transformed into symbolic and often controversial narrative elements.
• C. Muslims
  Muslims are followers of the religion of Islam, who believe in one God (Allah) and regard the Prophet Muhammad as His final messenger.
• D. Alifuru beliefs
  Alifuru beliefs are the indigenous spiritual traditions of several Austronesian groups in eastern Indonesia, centered on ancestor veneration, nature spirits, and ritual practices tied to the land and community.
• E. righteousServantOfAllah
  righteousServantOfAllah refers to the Qur’anic portrayal of Prophet Sulayman (Solomon) as a devout, just, and obedient servant of God distinguished by wisdom and divinely granted authority.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: "Kafir" meaning non-believer or infidel
Target entity description: “Kafir” is an Arabic-derived term historically used in Islamic contexts to denote a non-believer or infidel, often carrying strong religious and sometimes pejorative connotations.

• A. Quranism
  Quranism is an Islamic reform movement whose followers accept the Quran as the sole authoritative source of religious guidance, rejecting the binding religious authority of hadith literature.
• B. Islam (in fictionalized form)
  Islam (in fictionalized form) is a reimagined, literary version of the Islamic faith as depicted in Salman Rushdie’s novel "The Satanic Verses," where its origins, figures, and doctrines are transformed into symbolic and often controversial narrative elements.
• C. Muslims
  Muslims are followers of the religion of Islam, who believe in one God (Allah) and regard the Prophet Muhammad as His final messenger.
• D. Alifuru beliefs
  Alifuru beliefs are the indigenous spiritual traditions of several Austronesian groups in eastern Indonesia, centered on ancestor veneration, nature spirits, and ritual practices tied to the land and community.
• E. righteousServantOfAllah
  righteousServantOfAllah refers to the Qur’anic portrayal of Prophet Sulayman (Solomon) as a devout, just, and obedient servant of God distinguished by wisdom and divinely granted authority.
• F. None of above. chosen