Books
Written by Hazaras, and written about Hazaras.
- Books by Hazara authorsA growing list of books written by Hazara authors, from a chronicler at the Afghan court to refugee poets and memoirists today.
- Books about the HazarasScholarly studies and other books about Hazara history, migration, language and life, including a well-known novel with a Hazara character.
Individual books
- OutspokenThe memoir of the Hazara doctor and human rights defender Sima Samar, written with Sally Armstrong and published by Random House Canada in 2024.
- Siraj al-TawarikhA history of Afghanistan in Persian by the Hazara chronicler Faiz Muhammad Katib, published in Kabul from 1913 to 1915, and a main record of the campaigns of the 1890s.
- The Hazaras and the Afghan StateA study by Niamatullah Ibrahimi of how Hazaras have related to the Afghan state, from nineteenth-century rebellion to the struggle for recognition today.
- The Hazaras of AfghanistanA historical, cultural, economic and political study of the Hazaras by the Hazara scholar Sayed Askar Mousavi, published by Curzon Press and St. Martin's Press.
- The Rugmaker of Mazar-e-SharifThe life story of Najaf Mazari, a Hazara shepherd's son who learned rug-making in Mazar-i Sharif and became an author in Australia, written with Robert Hillman in 2008.
- War and MigrationA study by Alessandro Monsutti of the social networks and economic strategies of Hazaras from Afghanistan, published by Routledge in 2005.