Cognomen Al-Hajj (Al-Hajj 
) , in the entire world, is a rare family name. The last name Al-Hajj is habitual in Western Asia, particularly Lebanon, where it is quite a rare surname, Saudi Arabia, where it is a rare surname, and Jordan. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Western Asia, particularly Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and Syria. Much less frequently, Al-Hajj is the forename as well as the last name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Al, and a last name Hajj.
| ibn al-hajj (b. 1312) |
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| muhammad al-hajj researcher |
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| al-hajj modibo diarra religious author; published since 1987 several booklets popularizing Islamic doctrine in Bambara language |
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| samar al-hajj researcher |
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| abou bakr ben kerroum al-hajj |
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| al-hajj kabe |
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| al-hajj salim suwari |
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| al-hajj shabazz American football player, US (b. 1992) |
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Ali, Ammar, Amjad, Adnan, Assem, Akram, Ayman, Ahmad, Ahmed, Baker, Bilal, Kamal, Rawan, Livia, Nabil, Elias, Esraa, Eyhab, Hamin, Hamza, Hadil, Hssein, Abeer, Areen, Ala'A, Safaa, Musa, Sana, Sara, Sami, Alif, Alaa, Alya, Anas, Adel, Asma, Farah, Romi, Nour, Neso, Hani, Heba, Fadi, Omar, Manal, Sally, Samar, Samah, Dima, and Walid