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	Said Hajji
		Said Hajji (1912-1942), one of the main actors of the moroccan national movement, founder of the national arab press and first advocate of public liberties and development of the civil society in Morocco.
		Said Hajji (1912-1942), un des acteurs principaux du mouvement national marocain, pionnier de la presse nationale marocaine d'expression arabe et premier défenseur des libertés publiques et de la société civile au Maroc.
		Said Hajji (1912-1942), einer der Hauptakteure der marokkanischen Nationalbewegung, Gründer der arabisch-sprachigen nationalen Presse und erster Fürsprecher öffentlicher Freiheiten und Entwicklung einer zivilen Gesellschaft in Marokko.
	www.said-hajji.com (91 words)

	Said Hajji
		Letter to Abdelkrim Hajji in New York by Allal Al Fassi
		Said Hajji: Founder of the Moroccan National Press in Arabic
		The Hajji family under the watchful eye of the intelligence services [*]
	www.said-hajji.com /en/toc.html (0 words)

	greg.org: the making of: Hajji doin?
		An update on Hajji, the Arabic term for "pilgrim" which has become the GWII term for "enemy": it looks like it's not just for GWII anymore.
		There are certainly some benign usages of Hajji around, and I can easily see how soldiers, hearing Arabs, Kuwaitis, or Iraqis address each other--or their elders--as "hajji," could adopt it with clean intent.
		Hajji shop was the term in use for Arab convenience stores that sprang up around our camps.
	greg.org /archive/2003/11/04/hajji_doin.html (338 words)

	Iranica.com - HAJJI BABA OF ISPAHAN
		The Il±i is seemingly represented in Hajji Baba and its sequel by the relatively benign character of Mirza Firouz, the Persian ambassador to England.
		Hajji Baba "is but one type, though a common one, of his many-sided countrymen," one which is to be associated with the ruling elite rather than the majority of Persians.
		Hajji Baba of Ispahan in England was translated by Asad-Alla@h T®a@heri as H®a@ji Ba@ba@ dar Landan (3 vols., Bombay, 1325/1907).
	www.iranica.com /articles/v11f6/v11f6002.html (4375 words)

	Hajji - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hajji (Arabic: الحجّي‎ al-ḥağğī, pilgrim) is an honorific title given to a Muslim person who has successfully completed the Hajj to Mecca, and is often used to refer to an elder, since it takes time to accumulate the wealth to fund the travel.
		In Christian countries formerly under the rule of the Islamic Ottoman Empire in the Balkans, the title was also sometimes used by Christians despite the initial explicit reference to Islam.
		From March 2003 onwards, just before the invasion of Iraq, the term Hajji has been documented among U.S. military personnel as a reference to all things "civilian" in the Middle East.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hajji (367 words)

	England and the East in James Morier's Hajji Baba of Ispahan
		When Hajji Baba appeared in 1824, good judges of fiction, among them Sir Walter Scott, immediately recognized it as a fine piece of picaresque literature, worthy to be compared with Gil Blas, the masterpiece that had suggested to Morier the mould into which to pour his knowledge of the East (14).
		Hajji Baba stands in a class with Warburton's The Crescent and the Cross, Lane's Modern Egyptians, Curzon's Monasteries of the Levant, and Kinglake's Eothen (30).
		Hajji Baba celebrates the luxury and wealth of the East; it portrays allusions and images of special signif-icance to the East presented in a comprehensive power in support of a political theory in service of militarily, econo-mically, and historically unified and powerful Europe.
	www.arabworldbooks.com /Literature/england.htm (6012 words)

	Hajji Bektash Wali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally from Nishapur (Iran), and a follower of the Yasawi Sufi order that was very active in Central Asia doing missionary work among the Turkish tribes of the area, he was sent by his sheikh, Ahmad Yasawi, to Anatolia.
		The Bektashi order was most popular among rural segments of Anatolia and in the southern Balkans, in contrast to the Mevlevis, who generally attracted artisans, or the Naqshbandi or Halveti (Khalwati) orders, who attracted theologians and government officials.
		It was also during the Ottoman period that many Alevi Muslims in Turkey attached themselves to the veneration of Hajji Bektash, a move which may have further polarized the tension between Alevism and the mainstream Sunni ideology of the Ottoman empire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hajji_Bektash_Wali (480 words)

	Islam Watch - "Rich Muslims Go to Heaven" by Amil Imani
		Below is the story of a very rich man, Hajji Agha, who had the foresight to see the seriousness of the problem and took the necessary measures to provide for his afterlife as agreeably as he had for his earthly life.
		Hajji Agha dispatched his servant to His Holiness at the central mosque with a letter, together with a substantial sum of tribute, requesting the honor of attaining his presence.
		The Hajji is afflicted with a metabolic disorder.
	www.islam-watch.org /AmilImani/Rich2Heaven.htm (3624 words)

	A peculiar friend
		These darvishes came to him when they were in need or trouble because they knew that no matter what their difficulty was, he would always be willing to befriend them in whatever way he could, without ever questioning their motives or passing judgment on them.
		There, the master informed him that the printer of the books published by the khanaqah had called to say that he was on his way to deliver their most recent publications, a collection of the master’s poetry.
		Hajji Mohammad was insistent though, saying he wished to share in his friend’s problem, whatever it was – especially since Javad had been so hlpful in taking care of the problem earlier.
	www.chishti.ru /p_friend.htm (850 words)

	Hajji Information
		Hajji (Arabic: الحجّي‎ al-ḥağğī, pilgrim) is an honorific title given to a Muslim person who has successfully completed the Hajj to Mecca, and is often used to refer to an elder, since it takes time to accumulate the wealth to fund the travel.
		In Christian countries formerly under the rule of the Islamic Ottoman Empire in the Balkans, the title was also sometimes used by Christians despite the initial explicit reference to Islam.
		From March 2003 onwards, just before the invasion of Iraq, the term Hajji has been documented among U.S. military personnel as a reference to all things "civilian" in the Middle East.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Hajji (350 words)

	IFEX ::
		Hajji was asked to hand the police the list of its 160 members, but declined to satisfy such a request.
		Hajji told the police chief that the syndicate is legal and the Law allows Tunisians to establish syndicates without authorisation from the government.
		With Hajji again having been forced to present himself before Tunisian police on 9 May, once more without reason given, there is concern that he may eventually be made to face charges and tried before a judge sympathetic to the regime.
	www.ifex.org /en/content/view/full/66601 (878 words)

	Hajji: Encyclopedia - Hajji
		Hajji (Arabic: الحجّي al-ḥajjī, pilgrim) is an honorific title given to a Muslim person who has successfully completed the Hajj, and is often used to refer to an elder.
		Hajji has recently become an ethnic slur commonly used among the armed-service personnel of the United States of America to refer to Musli
		Hajji is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
	www.globaloneness.com /a/Hajji/id/489782 (317 words)

	THE IRANIAN: Slavery, Massome Price
		Hajji's sexual adventures with the little slave girl created resentment in the family and turned Hajji's wife and their children against her with increased humiliation and abuse.
		Hajji continued his sexual abuses but never treated her like a lover or a favorite concubine or even a person.
		Her father a patriotic diplomat and an advocate of modern political systems was furious with the situation, he took Chaman Andam in and threatened to sue Hajji's family for practicing slavery that was against the new constitution of 1907.
	www.iranian.com /MassoumePrice/2002/October/Slavery (1719 words)

	Al-Hajji (Site not responding. Last check: )
		dj Fatima Hajji autobiografia de esta dj salmantina con sus ritmos de techno, con un gran diseño creado por scwone.
		Hajji Baba Club World's oldest oriental rug club, in New York.
		K and D Arabians Featuring stallion Ali Hajji by Ruminaja Ali.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Al-Hajji.html (147 words)

	I love Marrakech, Morocco Marrakesh Travel guide resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nasr Hajji that the King Mohammed VI named Wednesday 06 Septembre 2000, Secretary of State near the Prime Minister charged with the Post office, of Communication and Information Technologies, was born on May 23, 1953 in Rabat.
		Hajji continued his studies higher in Paris where it obtained in 1975 a diploma for the occupation of State Engineer in telecommunications, then, in 1983, a State Doctorate of economic es-sciences.
		Hajji is also graduate in management of the University of Harvard (Boston).
	www.ilovemarrakech.com /marrakesh/news/pp02/nasr_hajji.htm (414 words)

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		Hajji Hollow was donated to CILTI by Dr. Rainer Zangerl, a paleontologist who wanted to protect this rugged 65-acre forest that he and his wife had come to know and love.
		They named it Hajji Hollow due to its location near the small town of Mecca in Parke County.
		Hajji Hollow is an upland forest with beech, tulip, sugar maple, oak, and hickory trees.
	www.cilti.org /hajji.html (120 words)

	Leo Africanus Discoveries
		Hajji's whitening hair and slow motions contrast with my inpatient youth and unbridled curiosity, yet somehow, we find our cruising altitude- zeroing in on the details of a life we both know so well.
		Hajji attributes the quality of his translation to the work he did with M. Lakhdar, his colleague, whose pressure to stay as 'close to the text' as possible, complemented his more poetic inclinations.
		The aging Hajji, beyond the handicap of his 80 or so years, still shines with all the curiosity and scholarly dedication of the young researcher.
	www.leoafricanus.com /leo/Leo8_Hajji.html (1191 words)

	Untitled Document
		And of course, you, Hajji Agha, are a dear friend and I need not sadden you with the inordinate problems that His Holiness and his staff face daily in helping the poor, the elderly and the informed.
		Working his cell phone, Hajji Agha summons his chauffeur and glides in the back seat of a late model Mercedes limousine, virtually out of breath for having walked a few steps to the front door of the mosque.
		And just to make sure that Hajji’s charitable work achieved its maximum reward, he was to allocate a fifth of his commissions for the care of the poor and the maintenance of the mosques where His Holiness reigned.
	www.rozanehmagazine.com /JulyAug06/aAmil.html (3558 words)

	Hajji
		This minority has increased in modern times, as better ships and overland transport, as well as airplanes, have made distances less of a problem.
		While the total time expended on a hajj in earlier times could take years, now many Muslims manage to squeeze the full hajj into an extended holiday of 3-6 weeks.
		A hajji is considered an enlightened person, but is almost never ascribed any powers beyond the baraka (blessing) which is the result of visiting what Muslims consider to be the most holy place in the world.
	lexicorient.com /e.o/hajji.htm (266 words)

	People's Daily Online -- Hajji promotes harmony in Muslim communities in China
		Ma Songhua's clinic of traditional Chinese medicine is always crowded: people respect him for his professionalism, his kindness and because he's a hajji -- a Muslim who has made the pilgrimage to Mecca for the Hajj.
		Ma is also in charge of religious affairs at a mosque in Xiakou, a Hui Muslim-majority county in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.
		Making the pilgrimage to Mecca and becoming a hajji is the event of a lifetime for Muslims.
	english.people.com.cn /200701/19/eng20070119_342910.html (660 words)

	The Hajji Baba Club
		During that time he also gave the Hajjis a lecture on James Morier's eponymous hero, Hajji Baba of Isphahan, which subsequently was published in HALI (#32, 1986).
		When the Hajji Baba Club had its Grand Reunion Millennium Dinner in January 2000, to celebrate this moment of Hajji history, he was asked to give the lecture again.
		Barry Jacobs was a Hajji who loved rugs, and particularly enjoyed the motto of the Hajji Baba Club, that we should enjoy the fine arts, including folly.
	www.hajjibaba.org /articles/jacobs/jacobs.html (1034 words)

	Words Without Borders -> from The Moon and the Leopard
		We meet Hajji, embodiment of the corrupt clergy; the Colonel, who represents both the dictatorial authority of the government and the upper class’s intoxication with all things Western; and their wives, whose stance shifts constantly for profit.
		Hajji's Wife calls from outside the thug Shaban-khan's house, where he is sleeping.
		Hajji says you'll get the rest after the holidays, assuming all goes well.
	www.wordswithoutborders.org /article.php?lab=Moon (1488 words)

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		Go on Hajji, I asked; he said they did break a certain ‘common rules’ or rather what had been perceived to be a ‘custom’ in Somali society where they shouldn’t and that is why they were isolated within and from other Somali clans.
		Hajji Mohamed gave his best advise to his best friend by saying marrying a ‘midgan Girl’ is not a good idea, and his friend got angry immediately afterwards.
		Then According to Hajji Mohamed, these Somali scientists were dispersed to different part of Somalia, into unknown territories and into different clans to be swallowed, where they would be unable to meet again to commit what had been perceived by people like Hajji Mohamed and those before him as unacceptable and unregulated trades.
	www.midgaan.com /war.htm (1197 words)

	Climbing Notes : "Hajji Brakk" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After an unsuccessful expedition to climb the north face of Masherbrum (7855m) with Slovenians Marko Prezelj and Matija Jost, I made a solo expedition to the Charakusa Valley in the eastern Karakoram.
		(Hajji is the title given to those Muslims who have made the pilgrimages to the Muslim holy sites in Mecca and Medina.) I hiked to a bivouac on the glacier just below the bergschrund on July 30.
		After the Hajji Brakk ascent I made four attempts on another, higher peak, but reached a maximum elevation of 6200 meters due to consistently poor weather.
	www.alpinist.com /climbing-notes/note/10101 (424 words)

	Tunisia
		During Hajji's series of interrogations at the Bizerte police station, police told him that his syndicate did not have the legal status to publish a report on media rights in Tunis.
		Hajji was also asked to hand the police the list of its 160 members, but refused.
		Members of the TMG are concerned that Hajji may eventually be made to face charges and tried before a judge sympathetic to the regime.
	www.cjfe.org /releases/2005/050513-wsis.html (477 words)

	Midtown Community Works \| Hajji Gobana gets a loan
		When they get here, they sacrifice even more for the benefit of those who were left behind, even as they try to invest in their new country.
		Now, while Hajji himself may express only gratitude for his American experience and would downplay the disadvantage of coming from a very different culture, ADC exists to understand and overcome the distance between Hajji’s starting point and his objectives.”
		For Gobana, that distance grew shorter after the ADC managed his application for a cash-flow loan offered to Lake Street businesses in the construction zone by the Minneapolis Consortium of Community Developers.
	www.midtowncommunityworks.org /gobana_loan.html (1528 words)

	The Adventures of Hajji Baba (1954) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Adventures of Hajji Baba is remotely based on the book by a British writer James Morier who was actually raised in a harem and later served as an English diplomat at the court of the sultan of Iran in the first part of the 19th century.
		But the main Hajji Baba's interest in helping the fugitive princess lies not in her attractive physical appearances but in a ring with a priceless emerald in it, which she happens to possess and which Hajji happens to covet.
		But gradually a struggle ensues inside of our hero's heart as about the change in the flow of his preferences to the girl instead of the emerald, which are also fed by the attraction the princess feels each time stronger towards the irresistible barber.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0046683 (364 words)

	Hajji Abdul Qadir (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hajji Abdul Qadir actively participated in the following events:
		Afghan Vice President Hajji Abdul Qadir is assassinated by Afghan warlords.
		Some believe that Qadir was assassinated by opium warlords upset by Qadir’s efforts to reduce the rampant opium farming and processing that has taken place since the US occupation.
	www.cooperativeresearch.org /entity.jsp?entity=hajji_abdul_qadir (361 words)

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