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Jhojha
The Jhojha ((ヒンディー語:झोझा), ) are a Muslim community or clan found in the state of Uttar Pradesh, in India.〔People of India Uttar Pradesh Volume XLII Part Two editor K S Singh Manohar 2005 page 638〕 A few were also found in the Mohali District of Punjab, but they have all emigrated to Pakistan.〔Census of India 1911 Vol 14, Punjab Pt 1, Report Page 458 – 459〕 Some members of the Uttar Pradesh Jhojha migrated to Pakistan after independence in 1947 and have settled in Karachi, Sindh.
==History and origin==
There are some village of Jhojha community living in Bulandshahar() Aligarh district village, Dhansari, Bhonai, Chharra, Edelpur, Bhai Kalen, Bhamori, in UP.
there are a number of traditions as to the origin of the Jhojha community.The Jhojha community is descendant from the Turk's. They were in the armies of Turk's. When ever Turk's won any region they give the some properties around the region to their soldiers to live and protect from the enemies . They have to struggle a lot for their survival because the areas they were provided were lack of basic needs that is why they were called "Jhuj" or " Jhoojne wala" later the name is transformed into Jhojha. As the Indian soldiers were Rajputs and many of these Hindu Rajputs converted to Islam and lived with Jhojha's They are also called Jhojha Rajput's.
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