Muslim Pilgrims Participate in Stone-Throwing Ritual During Hajj

The stone-throwing ritual, known as Rami al-Jamarat, is a key component of the Hajj, commemorating the actions of Prophet Abraham. S2

• The ritual occurs on the third day of Hajj, a major Islamic pilgrimage. S1
• Pilgrims throw stones at three pillars representing Satan. S2
• This act symbolizes the rejection of evil and temptation. S2
• The stoning ritual is rooted in the story of Prophet Abraham. S2
• More than a million pilgrims are participating in this year's event. S1
• The Hajj pilgrimage attracts Muslims from around the world annually. S1
• Rami al-Jamarat is performed over several days during Hajj. S2
• The event is a culmination of various rituals performed during Hajj. S2

• The stone-throwing ritual is a vital expression of faith for Muslims. S2
• It reinforces the communal aspect of the Hajj pilgrimage. S1

• Monitor the ongoing activities and rituals of Hajj this year. S1
• Watch for any updates on the number of pilgrims participating in Hajj. S1