This volume provides a detailed analysis and a primary source edition regarding the ’Hijrat’ movement of 1920, when thousands of Muslim peasants emigrated from British India to Afghanistan. Dietrich Reetz contextualizes a specific British administrative file, shedding light on the motivations of the migrants and the reactions of the colonial authorities. It is a crucial source for studying the intersection of religious identity, anti-colonial resistance, and migration.
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