No. 2,263 in Arabic
الحاج
The Arabic word "الحاج" means "pilgrim," referring to someone who has performed the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
In a sentence
الحاج أحمد قد زار مكة لأداء فريضة الحج.
Hajj Ahmed has visited Mecca to perform the Hajj pilgrimage.
Here, 'الحاج' (Hajj) is used as a title for a person who has performed the Hajj pilgrimage.
عند اجتماع القرية، ألقى الحاج كلمة مؤثرة للجميع.
At the village gathering, the Hajji delivered an impactful speech to everyone.
In this sentence, 'الحاج' refers to a respected elder who has performed Hajj and is delivering a speech.
ذهب الحاج سريعًا إلى المسجد لأداء صلاة الفجر.
The Hajj hurried to the mosque to perform the dawn prayer.
Here, 'الحاج' denotes someone who has the honorific title of Hajj due to completing the pilgrimage, emphasizing their piety.
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