Haj [noun]

He dipped his hand into the dish with that great trader when Mahbub and a few co-religionists were invited to a big Haj dinner.

Haj has also given the method of keeping the Rose in bud, in order to prolong its period of blooming.

One who having made the haj, or pilgrimage, to Mecca, is entitled to wear a green turban and assume the title of haji.

I do not consider that, after all, Haj Ahmed treated us so well as he might have done.

Haj Omer quarrelled desperately with Yusuf before he started.

The departure of the Haj in the year of the discovery of the New World was one of unprecedented commotion.

An old man eighty years of age was dying of consumption, and the Haj opened a vein and let him bleed to death.

They asked us for news—whether the Emir had come, and whether the Haj was still waiting.

Our tents are a couple of hundred yards away from the Haj camp, which is crowded together for fear of the dangers of the desert.

As we came back to the crest of the hill overlooking Wady Roseh, we saw away to the south a smoke rising—the Haj.