Dr. Aziz is a fictional character from the novel "A Passage to India" by E.M. Forster. He is an Indian Muslim physician living in the city of Chandrapore during British colonial rule. Dr. Aziz is portrayed as a kind and well-meaning individual who struggles with the complexities of cultural differences and colonial tensions. Throughout the story, Dr. Aziz forms a friendship with Adela Quested, a British woman visiting India. Their relationship highlights the misunderstandings and prejudices that exist between the British and Indians during this period. Dr. Aziz's experiences reflect the broader themes of friendship, identity, and the impact of colonialism.