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Index
FOREWORD PREFACE 1.Introduction 2.Afghan Hindus under Ghaznavi Rulers in 11th and 12th Centuries
Hindus and battle at Kerman
Hindu physicians Ghor province
3.Infidel Mongols, Rulers of Khurasan in 13th Century and Ibn Batuta’s Early 14th Century Account
Mongols Ibn Batuta’s accounts—1331–32
4.Timur and Infidels in 14th–16th Century Accounts
Babur on Kabul and Peshawar—Early 1500s Anthony Jenkinson’s account—1558
5.Hindus in 17th Century Persia and Khurasan
Fedot Kotov’s account—1624 Adam Olearius’ account—1635 Abbe Carre’s account—1672–74 Jean Baptista Tavernier’s account—1768–70 Evliya Çelebi’s account Jahangir’s account
6.Guru Nanak (1469–1539) and Sikhs in Afghanistan
Sikh Gurus and their followers in Kabul Early Sikhs of 17th century Sikhs and Afghans (1748–1849)
7.Hindus in 18th Century Persia and Khurasan
Jonas Hanway’s account George Forster’s account John Griffiths’ Memorandum, 1794
8.Afghan Hindus and Sikhs in Early 19th Century
Mountstuart Elphinstone’s account Account of a Hindu spy Account of Alexander ‘Bukhara’ Burnes
9.Afghan Hindus and Sikhs in Mid-19th Century
Arthur Conolly’s Account G.T. Vigne’s account Charles Masson’s account
10.Afghan Sikhs and Hindus in Late 19th and Early 20th Century
Initiation into Khalsa order Sikh Dharamsaals in Uzbekistan & Afghanistan—Late 19th century Ghadar Party and Afghanistan
11.Gurdwaras in Afghanistan
Hindus and Sikhs in the country Gurdwaras built outside Afghanistan
12.Building the Modern Afghanistan—20th Century
Habibullah Khan (1901–19) Amir Amanullah Khan (1919–29) Habibullah Kalakani—1929 Mohammed Nadir Shah (1929–33) Zahir Shah (1933–73) Prominent Hindus and Sikhs Hindus and Sikhs—1970s26 The Afghan economy
13.Sahajdhari Sikhs and Dual Belief Hindus
Dual Beliefs of Afghan Hindus Surnames and Castes Future
14.Mandirs in Afghanistan
Temples in Kabul
Jalalabad Zabul Ghazni Kandahar Update from Kandahar6 Other Mandirs
15.Turbulent Years, Exodus and the Taliban
Life under the Taliban Democratic government
16.Present Status and the Future
Mission Afghanistan documentary Status of Gurdwaras and temples Terror revisits Jalalabad Vote-bank politics Silver lining Divided nation
17.Kafiristan, the Pagan Province of Afghanistan
Conquest of Kafiristan
18.Hindus, Sahajdharis and Sikhs in Baluchistan
Guru Nanak’s visit to Baluchistan Indigenous Hindus Present situation
19.Hindus, Sahajdharis and Sikhs in Frontier Province (Pakistan) 20.The ‘Pathan Sikhs’ of Pakistan
Peshawar Change in dynamics
APPENDIX List of Gurdwaras in Afghanistan About the Author
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