Hijazi refers to the dialect of Arabic spoken in the Hijaz region of western Saudi Arabia. This area includes major cities like Mecca and Medina, which are significant in Islamic history. The Hijazi dialect is characterized by its unique pronunciation and vocabulary, distinguishing it from other Arabic dialects. In addition to its linguistic features, Hijazi culture is rich in traditions, music, and cuisine. The region has a diverse population, influenced by various historical trade routes and religious pilgrimages. This cultural blend contributes to the vibrant identity of the Hijazi people and their way of life.