مروری بر تاریخ مهاجرت افغانستانی‌ها به مشهد ازقاجار تاکنون/ وطن‌داران دور از وطن

The information provided by Homa Sa’adatmand is interesting, but appears to be inaccurate in more ways than one.

There were two types of Hazara immigrations to Khurasan:

The first one was the Sunni group which had migrated from Badghis to Khorasan in 1856-57 AD, when Sultan Murad Mirza (Hisam ul-Saltanah) was the Governor-General of Khorasan.

The second group fled from the Central Hazara Highlands to Khorasan in or after 1892 AD due to ongoing genocide by Amir Abdur Rahman, the so-called Pashtun Dracula Amir. In order to get differentiated from the earlier Sunni faction, they re-named themselves as Barbari which later, circa 1927 AD, was changed again to Khawari. They were very hard-working farmers, who brought fallow or stony lands of eastern Khorasan under cultivation which resulted in improving both agriculture and local economy. The Dai Zangi Hazaras were mainly the tenant-farmers of one mega-landlord by the name of Haji Hussain Agha, who was later known as ‘Malik’. The Jaghuri Hazaras were recruited by the British Government in India in
It is rather unfair to believe that their only contribution was to serve the British army in Khorasan.

Sa’adatmand should become aware of the fact that Amir Temur Kulali was the son of Ali Mardan Khan, a Temuri Chief in east Khorasan. The Temuri territory was Khaf.
If she claims the Temuris to be older than the Hazaras, then the year should be earlier than 1856 AD.

I mean that the date given by the author is wrong as 1295 Solar =1916 AD is too late for a migration which she has called the very first of its kind. The year 1295 Lunar, equivalent to 1878, does not seem to be old enough either.
Thanks
Shah Wali Atayee
New Zealand

بسیار گزارش جامعی بود اما ظلم سیستماتیک و بی عدالتی ها و قتل عام شیعیان هزاره توسط حاکمان مستبد پشتون نظیر عبدالرحمان خان که موجب مهاجرت عظیم شیعیان هزاره به سمت خراسان شد و اکنون این جمعیت عظیم با نام خاوری یاد میشوند ذکر ننمودید