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Hindus and Muslims

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Stories involving relationships between Hindus and Muslims, including religious tensions, communalism, communal violence and riots, cross-religious understanding, etc.

Contents of this tag:

  1. Rabindranath Tagore, "The Cabuliwallah" (1892; translated 1916)
  2. S.M. Mitra, "Hindupore: A Peep Behind the Indian Unrest. An Anglo-Indian Romance" (1909) (full text)
  3. Summary of Mohandas K. Gandhi [Mahatma Gandhi], "The Story of My Experiments With the Truth" (1929)
  4. Summary of S.M. Mitra's "Hindupore" (1909)
  5. Rabindranath Tagore, "The Riddle Solved" (Translated 1918) (Short Story)
  6. Alice Perrin, "An Eastern Echo" (1901) (Short Story)