Hajj pilgrims rest in Muzdalifah before Jamarah stoning
More than one million seven hundred thousand pilgrims from 104 countries successfully reached Mash'ar Muzdalifah to perform the rituals. They spent the night before stoning the Jamrat al-Aqaba on the first day of Eid al-Adha, after completing the essential pillar on the Mount of Mercy (Arafat). The departure was organized according to a precise plan using buses and modern technologies to ensure smooth movement, along with comprehensive health and environmental services to guarantee the safety and comfort of the pilgrims. It is worth noting that standing at Arafat is considered the fundamental pillar of Hajj, and pilgrims continue their rituals from Muzdalifah to Mina to throw the stones and sacrifice the sacrificial animal, in accordance with Islamic traditions.
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