Jid Al-Haj
Jid Al-Haj (Arabic: جِد الحاج, Jid Al-Hahj) is one of the smallest villages of Bahrain.
Name
The Bahraini historian and researcher Mohammed bin Ali Al-Tajer says in his book Aqd Al Lalali Fi Tarikh Awal that the word "Jid" means coast, so the word Jid Al-Haj means the Coast of the Hahj, i.e., a person who has performed the Hajj pilgrimage.
26°14′02″N 50°30′04″E / 26.234°N 50.501°E / 26.234; 50.501
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Settlements in the Northern Governorate of Bahrain
- A'ali
- Abu Saiba
- Al Daih
- Al Hajar
- Al Markh
- Al Musalla
- Al Qadam
- Al Qala
- Al Qurayyah
- Bani Jamra
- Barbar
- Budaiya
- Bu Quwah
- Buri
- Dar Kulaib
- Diraz
- Dumistan
- Hamad Town
- Hamala
- Hillat Abdul Saleh
- Janabiyah
- Jannusan
- Jasra
- Jid Al-Haj
- Jidda Island
- Jidhafs
- Karrana
- Karzakan
- Khamis
- Malkiya
- Muqaba
- Muqsha
- Northern City
- Sar
- Salmabad
- Sadad
- Sehla
- Shahrakan
- Shakhura
- Tashan
- Umm an Nasan
- Umm as Sabaan
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