Hadjee
Hadjee is a transliteration variant of the Arabic title Hajji (also written Haji or Hadji) and is used in various Muslim communities to refer to a person who has completed the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. The spelling Hadjee appears in several languages and among diaspora communities, where it can function as either an honorific before a name or as a family surname or given name.
Etymology and variants: The term derives from the Arabic root related to pilgrimage and the form ḥājjī
Usage and cultural context: Completing the Hajj is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, and the
Gender and name practices: The corresponding female forms vary and may be rendered as Hajjah or Hadjah
Notable individuals: There are people who bear Hadjee as a surname or given name in various countries,