Hazaragi cap, the Hazara Yadgar logoHazara Yadgar
All versions

Version 1 of Books about the Hazaras

5 Nov 2026 by Ibrar Ali

Full text of this version

These books are about Hazaras, whoever wrote them. Some authors here may themselves be Hazara. We list a book under Books by Hazara authors only when we have a source for that, so please tell us if one belongs there too.

History and politics

  • The Hazaras and the Afghan State, Niamatullah Ibrahimi (Hurst, 2017).1
  • The Pacification of the Hazaras of Afghanistan, M. Hasan Kakar (Afghanistan Council, Asia Society, 1973).2
  • Political Mobilization among the Hazara of Afghanistan, 1978–1992, Kristian Berg Harpviken (University of Oslo, 1996).3

Society and migration

  • War and Migration, Alessandro Monsutti, translated by Patrick Camiller (Routledge, 2005).4
  • Social Networks and Migration in Wartime Afghanistan, Kristian Berg Harpviken (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009).5
  • The Mongols of Afghanistan, Franz Schurmann (Mouton, 1962).6

Language

  • The Hazaragi Dialect of Afghan Persian, Gurth Kenton Dulling (Central Asian Research Centre, 1973).7

Fiction

  • The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini (2003). A novel in which the Hazara boy Hassan is a central character. It is fiction, and not by a Hazara author.8

Footnotes

  1. Open Library record. Hurst, The Hazaras and the Afghan State. ↩

  2. Open Library record. ↩

  3. Open Library record. ↩

  4. Open Library record. Wikipedia, Hazaras: further reading. ↩

  5. Open Library record. ↩

  6. Open Library record. ↩

  7. Open Library record. ↩

  8. Wikipedia, The Kite Runner. Open Library record. ↩