- This article is about the star Hajj. You may be looking for a lieutenant named Haj.
Hajj (Alpha Andromedae B, Alferaz B or Alpha-2 Andromedae) is a star that, along with a primary star named Alferaz A, is part of the binary Alferaz system in Federation space, located only a few parsecs from Earth, in Alpha Quadrant.
The Federation starship USS Hajj was named for this location. (ST reference: Star Fleet Technical Manual)
| Stars, systems and objects of the Andromeda constellation |
|---|
| Andromeda Galaxy (M31 Galaxy) • Andromeda system • Alpha Andromedae (Delta Pegasi: Alferaz A, Hajj) • Beta Andromedae (Mirach) • Gamma Andromedae (Alam'ak, Behr'ak, Czar'ak) • Groombridge 34 • Iota Andromedae • Mu Andromedae • Upsilon Andromedae • Xi Andromedae |
| Stars, systems and objects of the Pegasus constellation |
|---|
| 51 Pegasi • Delta Pegasi (Alpha Andromedae: Alferaz A, Hajj) • Epsilon Pegasi • Pegasus Minor • Sigma Pegasi (Gavaria) • Theta Pegasi (Baham) • Xi Pegasi (Neethia) |
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