Gamma Aquilae is a bright star located in the constellation Aquila. It is also known by its traditional name, Tarazed, which means "the thigh" in Arabic. This star is approximately 460 light-years away from Earth and is classified as a giant star, specifically a G-type star, indicating it is larger and more luminous than our Sun. With an apparent magnitude of around 2.7, Gamma Aquilae is easily visible to the naked eye. It is part of the Summer Triangle, a prominent asterism in the night sky formed by three bright stars from different constellations. Its position and brightness make it a notable feature for stargazers and astronomers alike.