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Hadji (Gazanfar Ali) Khan
Best known for a vivid early-20th-century account of the Hajj, this writer helped bring the scale, devotion, and human detail of the pilgrimage to English-language readers. His work blends eyewitness texture with the pace of newspaper reporting.
1 Audiobook
With the pilgrims to Mecca: The great pilgrimage of A.H. 1319; A.D. 1902
by Hadji (Gazanfar Ali) Khan, Wilfrid Sparroy
About the author
Hadji (Gazanfar Ali) Khan is credited as the co-author of With the Pilgrims to Mecca: The Great Pilgrimage of A.H. 1319; A.D. 1902, published in 1905. On the book's title page, he is identified as M.R.A.S. and as a special correspondent of the Morning Post, suggesting a writer with both scholarly and journalistic ties.
That book appears to be the main work reliably connected with him in the sources I found. It grew out of material first published under the title The Great Pilgrimage and was later expanded and revised for book form with co-author Wilfrid Sparroy.
Because solid biographical information about his life is scarce in the sources available online, it is safest to remember him through the book itself: a detailed English-language travel narrative of the 1902 Hajj that has remained in circulation through major public-domain and library collections.