Ghazi

A ghazi is a historical term used primarily in Islamic contexts to describe a warrior or fighter who participates in a jihad, often aimed at defending or expanding Islamic territories. The term originally referred to those who fought in early Islamic military campaigns, symbolizing bravery and dedication to their faith. Over time, it has been associated with figures committed to religious causes, sometimes carrying a heroic or revered connotation. However, its specific meaning can vary depending on historical and cultural context, and it is used differently across different periods and regions.