Canada – Nov 8, 2018: Renowned Hazara historian, Basir Ahmad Dowlatabadi passes away after prolonged illness in Toronto, Canada. Renown Hazara historian Janab Basir Ahmad DolatAbadi has passed away. RIP. Our condolences to his family and Hazara Nation. WHC documentary on his life – https://t.co/GQOhtpdTXs#TwitterHazaras #Hazarajat pic.twitter.com/DQMNz4bdrY — Hazara.Net (@hazaranet) November 8, 2018 Basir Ahmad […]
Oct 1, 2018 | Hazaras and friends of Hazaras observing Oct 1st as ‘Hazara Solidarity Day’ across globe.
Bamiyan, Hazarajat (Dec, 2016): Kabul government’s neglect is forcing the homeless Hazara residents to live in the archaeologically significant caves of the 2000-year old Bamiyan Buddha statues — a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Bamiyan Buddhas — located in the ancestral home of Hazara in Hazarajat — are two of the archaeological treasures of Afghanistan. […]
Oct 19, 2016 | Author: Mr. Abdullah Shaegan Note to Readers: Jaghuri district is in Ghazni province in Afghanistan. It is part of historic Hazarajat – the land of the Hazara people. The Hazaras consider Jaghuri the ‘Educational Capital’ of Hazarajat. There are more schools in just one district Jaghuri than many provinces in Afghanistan combined. […]
Hazara Solidarity Day Message – Oct 1, 2014 Thanks to all Hazaras across the globe that participated in Hazara Solidarity Day! A special thanks to all our Non-Hazara friends who honored us by sharing their Hazara Solidarity Day messages with us and the world! It is our privilege and honor to be part of Hazara […]
Originally published on BBC – July 28, 2014 Link to News on BBC In this video, reporter interviews several homeless Hazara families living in 2000 year old caves carved into the mountain that is home to Bamyan Buddhas’ statues. Report highlights the neglect of local and federal government allowing people to live in caves in first […]
Bamyan, Afghanistan – July, 2013 | The fifth Bamyan Silk Route Festival was held between July 3 – 13, 2013, in Bamyan city. The festival is a celebration of Hazara culture that considers Bamyan – a major route on the ancient silk road – as their ancestral homeland. The festival included, among other things, traditional Hazaragi music […]
Oct 1, 2013 – Hazaras across the globe commemorate October 1st, 2013, as their first ‘Hazara Solidarity Day’ – a day in which Hazara communities honor the memories of their fallen heroes and express their solidarity with the Hazaras undergoing persecution, genocide, and systemic discrimination in various countries across the globe. The day marks an important […]
Quetta, Pakistan – Sept 20, 2013 | Hazara Democratic Party (HDP), the political party representing 600,000 Hazaras of Pakistan, has called upon the Hazara communities across the world to mark Oct 1st as a day of Solidarity with the besieged Hazara community undergoing Genocide in Pakistan. What is Hazara Solidarity Day? What is Hazara Solidarity Day? […]
Daikundi, Afghanistan – Hazaras in the province of Daikundi holding a collective wedding to save on the cost of individual marriages. With the sky rocketing cost of individual weddings, the idea of collective weddings are becoming more popular in Afghanistan. courtesy: Rajab