Afghanistan - Persecution, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and discrimination:
Pakistan - Persecution, ethnic cleansing, and discrimination:
- Persecution of Hazaras in Pakistan
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View Hazara Killings (Quetta and vicinity) in a larger map
- Hazara Victims of Terrorism in Pakistan - Updated *Feb 12, 2012*
Hundreds of Hazaras have been killed and injured by the Terrorist groups (such as Al-Qaida, Taliban, Laskar-e Jhangvi, etc.) inside Pakistan. They are believed to be funded by the Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries and protected by the secretive elements within the Pakistani security apparatus.
- Pakistan - Hate Leaflet calling Shiites as Infidels - [ JPG ]
2003 - Religious decree (Fitwa) issued by the Salafist (Wahabis) declaring Shia Muslims as "Infidels" and urging followers for taking extreme steps.
- Target Killings of Hazaras in Quetta, Pakistan:
- BBC Interview (2008) of Baloch leader, Khair Bux Murri, on target killings in Balochistan - [ Urdu / English ] - Mar 12, 2011
- Governor Balochistan - [ 1 | 2 ]
- Interior Minister of Balochistan - [ 1 | 2 ]
- City Police Chief (CCPO) - [ 1 ]
- Laskhar-e Jhangvi - "Shias should be ready for more dead bodies... so long as they live here (Quetta, Pakistan), our target killings will continue" -
[ Urdu / English ]
Iran - 800 plus years of Prejudice and Anti-Hazara history:
- A Short History of Hazaras in Iran
- [ PDF ]
"Iranians use
derogatory term ‘Berberis’ i.e. Barbaric, to refer to Hazaras"
- Shia Personal Status Law (aka "Rape Law") - The "Shia Personal Status Law" or the "Rape Law" was passed in a back room wheeling and dealing between President Karzai and the Iranian-backed Shia cleric, Sheikh Mohsini -
[ PDF / DARI ]
Afghanistan (General):
Books / Journals / Articles:
[ List of other books on Afghanistan and Hazaras ]
- Life of Abdur Rahman Khan - Amir of Afghanistan, 1900 - [ PDF ]
- Novel - "A Vizier's Daughter: A Tale of Hazara War" - BY LILLIAS HAMILTON, M.D.,
COURT PHYSICIAN TO ABDUR RAHMAN,
AMIR OF AFGHANISTAN, 1900 - [ English | Dari ]
- "The inquiry into the history of the Hazara Mongols of Afghanistan" by E. E. Bacon,
USA. 1951. Source: Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, Vol. 7, No. 3, (Autumn, 1951), pp. 230-247;
Published by: University of New Mexico -
[ PDF ]
- OBOK: A Study of Social Structure in Eurasia by Elizabeth. E. Bacon, USA. 1958 - [ PDF ]
- "The Life of Amir Dost Mohd Khan of Kabul with his Political Proceedings Towards The
English, Russian, and Persian Governments, Including The Victory And
Disasters Of The British Army in Afghanistan" by Munshi Mohan Lal. 1846
- [ PDF ]
- State and tribe in nineteenth-century Afghanistan: the reign of Amir Dost Mohammad (1826-1863) by Christine Noelle. (Reprinted: 1997)
- "Narrative of Various Journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan the Punjab, & Kalat, During a Residence in those Countries" In Four Volumes. Volume 1 by Charles Mason (1844) - [ PDF ]
- Cabool by Alexander Burnes. Austria, 1843 - [ PDF ]
- The races of Afghanistan, Being A brief account of the principal nations
inhabiting that country by
Surgeon-Major Henry Walter Bellew, C.S.I., (1880) - : [ PDF ]
- Hazara Geneology Tree - Tribes and Sub-Tribes -
[ PDF ]
- Genetic Legacy of Mongols - [ PDF ]
- Common Hazara Mongol Words - [ TXT ]
- Common Hazara Turkish words - [ PDF ] - Mar 19, 2011
While Hazara origins still remain unknown, they are believed to be of Turko-Mongol origin. Visit our friends at Gunturk.tk for the original source and other relevant material
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Afghan Kuchis:
- Nomad Expansion and Commerce in Central Afghanistan: A Sketch of Some Modern Trends by Klaus Ferdinand (Research and publish date: 1953-55, 1963) [ PDF ] - May 12, 2011
- Secret Letter of Mullah Omar to Kuchis - Following Farman (decree) was issued by Mullah Omar to the Kuchis. The origional document was in Pushtu which was ditributed among Pushtoon Kuchis (nomads).
Date of this letter could not be ascertained, however, Mullah Omar is not mentioned as "Amir Ul Momineen", the time frame of this letter is probably around March, 1996 - [ Dari | Urdu ]
- May 12, 2011 (English Translation coming soon)
Target Killings in Quetta, Pakistan:
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