Mina, Saudi Arabia: Thousands of pilgrims continued their Hajj journey on Sunday by performing the symbolic stoning ritual at the three Jamarat in Mina on the third Day of Tashreeq. Chanting “Allahu Akbar” (God is the greatest), they cast seven pebbles each at Jamarat Al-Sugra (small pillar), Jamarat Al-Wusta (medium pillar), and Jamarat Al-Aqaba (largest pillar). The ritual was carried out in an atmosphere of deep spirituality and devotion, following the tradition of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

The movement of pilgrims through the Jamarat Bridge was exceptionally smooth and well-organized. Pilgrims were seen moving seamlessly whether they were on their way to perform the stoning ritual, returning to their tents in Mina, or heading to Makkah for the final Hajj ritual — the Tawaf Al-Wida (Farewell Tawaf). This efficiency was credited to the meticulous planning and coordination of the Saudi authorities, ensuring the safety and comfort of all worshippers.

Following the stoning, many pilgrims in a rush made their way to the Grand Mosque in Makkah to complete the Tawaf Al-Wida before departing for Madinah or returning to their home countries. The Farewell Tawaf marks the conclusion of the Hajj pilgrimage, and pilgrims were seen in high spirits, expressing a sense of fulfillment and gratitude after successfully completing their once-in-a-lifetime spiritual