After 1501, surrender documents aimed to eliminate Islam, not merely assert Christian primacy

Evidence

The new style of document in use at the opening of the sixteenth century set out the new juridical order that was being imposed. Such documents did not simply assert the primacy of Christianity. They went on to try to ensure that Islam was eliminated as soon as possible. If there were concessions to the ex-Muslims, they were of a superficial and transitional kind. — L. P. Harvey, Muslims in Spain, 1500 to 1614, 248