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In page Persecution of Muslims in Myanmar:

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In 1921, the population of Muslims in Burma was around 500,000.[1] During British rule, Burmese Muslims were seen as "Indian", as the majority of Indians living in Burma were Muslims, even though the Burmese Muslims were different from Indian Muslims.[citation needed] Thus, Burmese Muslims, Indian Muslims and Indian Hindus were collectively known as "kala" (black or dark-skinned).[2]