A Muslim person who has completed the hadj (pilgrimage to Mecca), also spelled 'hajji,' often used as a title of respect.
From Arabic 'hajji,' the agent noun form derived from 'hajj.' The title historically signified high social status and religious devotion in Muslim communities.
A hadjee returned from pilgrimage might be recognized by special dress or prayer beads, becoming a living symbol in their community—it's one of the few religious achievements given a permanent social marker!
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