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Arabic frequency list

No. 5,368 in Arabic

حاج

Pilgrim (specifically one who has performed the Hajj pilgrimage).

In a sentence

  • ذهب الحاج إلى مكة المكرمة.

    The pilgrim went to Mecca.

    Here, 'حاج' refers to a person who is performing or has performed the pilgrimage (Hajj) to Mecca, which is a religious duty in Islam.

  • رأيت حاجاً عند المسجد يحمل زاده.

    I saw a pilgrim at the mosque carrying his provisions.

    In this context, 'حاجاً' is used to describe the person actively engaging in the activities of pilgrimage.

  • هذا هو الحاج أحمد الذي حدثتك عنه.

    This is Haj Ahmed whom I told you about.

    Here, 'حاج' is used as an honorific title given to someone who has completed the pilgrimage to Mecca.

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