haji
Haji, Hajji, Hadji, or Hadjee is a term with origins in the Arabic word hajji, meaning a pilgrim. It derives from hajj, the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca, which Muslims are required to undertake if able. The person who completes the pilgrimage is known as a hajji; in Arabic, ḥājj is the active participle meaning "pilgrim" and is used as a title.
In many Muslim communities, Haji/hajji is widely used as an honorific before a man's name to signal
The term is also used as a given name or surname in various cultures, particularly in South
Cultural usage outside religious contexts may include its appearance in literature, film, and historical records, often