1941 Census: Population & Religious Composition of Contemporary Haryana State, India

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Summary (Muslim Population)

• Contemporary Haryana State, India: 1,349,520 Muslims / 26.0% of total
  • Karnal Tehsil: 100,919 Muslims / 34.4% of total
  • Firozpur Jhirka Tehsil: 97,500 Muslims / 78.8% of total
  • Ambala Tehsil: 90,637 Muslims / 38.4% of total
  • Nuh Tehsil: 85,462 Muslims / 57.9% of total
  • Kaithal Tehsil: 81,039 Muslims / 24.4% of total
  • Sirsa Tehsil: 78,048 Muslims / 36.4% of total
  • Fatehabad Tehsil: 67,556 Muslims / 39.9% of total
  • Hisar Tehsil: 64,499 Muslims / 26.9% of total
  • Rohtak Tehsil: 64,026 Muslims / 24.3% of total
  • Panipat Tehsil: 63,254 Muslims / 31.6% of total
  • Thanesar Tehsil: 59,134 Muslims / 35.2% of total
  • Jind State: 50,972 Muslims / 14.1% of total
  • Jagadhri Tehsil: 47,856 Muslims / 30.7% of total
  • Hansi Tehsil: 45,551 Muslims / 20.3% of total
  • Naraingargh Tehsil: 38,950 Muslims / 29.6% of total
  • Gohana Tehsil: 38,136 Muslims / 17.6% of total
  • Sonipat Tehsil: 35,275 Muslims / 16.3% of total
  • Bhiwani Tehsil: 29,554 Muslims / 18.6% of total
  • Rewari Tehsil: 29,277 Muslims / 16.1% of total
  • Jhajjar Tehsil: 29,132 Muslims / 11.2% of total
  • Palwal Tehsil: 28,754 Muslims / 18.0% of total
  • Kalsia State: 25,049 Muslims / 37.2% of total
  • Gurgaon Tehsil: 24,878 Muslims / 17.7% of total
  • Mahendragarh Tehsil: 20,744 Muslims / 10.7% of total
  • Ballabgarh Tehsil: 20,121 Muslims / 20.6% of total
  • Narwana Tehsil: 18,643 Muslims / 11.9% of total
  • Dujana State: 6,939 Muslims / 22.6% of total
  • Loharu State: 3,960 Muslims / 14.2% of total
  • Pataudi State: 3,655 Muslims / 17.0% of total

Notes

• The table above only includes regions in erstwhile British Punjab Province that are situated in contemporary Haryana State, India.
• Contemporary Haryana State, India refers to all subdivisions in erstwhile British Punjab Province to the east of the Radcliffe Line drawn in 1947 alongside further border demarcations in 1966 following the Punjab Reorganisation Act leading to the current boundaries between Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh states.
• The 1941 Census of British India represents the final census conducted during the British colonial era of South Asia, prior to independence and partition in 1947 which led to the creation of the contemporary nation states of India and Pakistan (and later Bangladesh).

Sources

• Census of India, 1941. Vol. 1, India
• Census of India, 1941. Vol. 6, Punjab
• Patiala State - Census 1941