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 […]
September 28, 2018 marked 20th anniversary of Hazara.net. On August 8, 1998, the Taliban, AlQaeda, and affiliated terrorist network massacred thousands of unarmed Hazara civilians in a week-long killing frenzy in Mazar Sharif, Afghanistan. On September 28, 1998, Hazara.net was launched as the first Hazara site over the Internet in response to Hazara massacre by […]
Uploaded: April 11, 2017 | Mohammad Essa Gharjistani – an asset of the Hazara Nation by Ishaq Mohammadi Note: English version of this document will be uploaded when it becomes available. MohdEssaGhargistani-by-IshaqMohammadi-April72017 [PDF | Urdu]
Feb 11, 2015 | Main page for Hazara Massacre in Afshar On Wednesday, February 11, 2015, on the occasion of the 22nd anniversary of the Afshar massacre in Kabul several hundred people took part in a ceremony remembering the victims. Relatives of the victims including women, men and children as well as members of […]
Afghanistan – Aug 20, 2014 | On November 12, 1893, King Abdur Rahman Khan and Sir Henry Mortimer Durand (British Envoy) agreed on seven points known as Durand Line Agreement to demarcate the line between Afghanistan and British India approximately 2,640 kilometers long (presently much of Baluchistan, large parts of the Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa Province and […]
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 […]
Habibullah Khan, son of Amir Abdur Rahman Khan (1880 – 1901) – the Pushtun ruler of Afghanistan that committed genocide of Hazaras in Hazarajat – addressed this letter in 1904 to the Hazaras to return back to their lands in Hazarajat (a land that is illegally annexed into today’s Afghanistan). This letter is a confession […]
Chehl Dukhtaro (the 40 girls) is the famous legendary story of the 40 Hazara daughters that committed suicide rather then handing themselves over to the forces of the Pushtun ruler of Kabul, Amir Abdur Rahman Khan, during 1890’s genocide of Hazaras in Hazarajat (current day Afghanistan). Artist: Hasan Ali Hatif The Hazaras of Uruzgan put […]
Brief History Source: The British Empire The original 6th Bombay Infantry was disbanded in 1882. It was raised in 1775 and earned honours for Mysore and Seringapatam. Their uniform originally had black facings. In 1904, Major C W Jacob of the 126th Baluchistan Infantry and later to become Field-Marshal Sir Claude Jacob, raised the 106th […]
This page documents cases of Hazara slavery following 1890’s genocide of Hazaras in Afghanistan. An estimated 60% of Hazara population was exterminated during the 1890’s genocide of Hazaras in Afghanistan. During and after the genocide, Hazaras lands were confiscated and distributed to the Pashtuns (including the Pushtun Nomads known as Kuchis), and tens of thousands of […]