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Pilgrims cast stones at Jamarat on first day of Tashreeq

  • Numerous designated pathways across the various floors of the Jamarat facility ensured a smooth flow of pilgrims
  • Innovative, multilevel structure was engineered to distribute pilgrims efficiently during the throwing ritual
By Arab News ·
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Pilgrims in Mina perform stoning ritual at Jamarat Bridge

By Rashid Hassan - Haifa Alshammari ·

Hajj minister receives officials, security leaders

By SPA ·
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Hajj pilgrims take part in ‘stoning the devil’ ritual at Jamarat complex on first Tashreeq day

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI - Nada Hameed ·
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How award-winning Jamarat Bridge provides relief to pilgrims during key Hajj ritual

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·

Saudi Hajj ministry investigating how gift to pilgrims was wrongly labelled ‘anthrax’ 

By Rawan Radwan ·
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Jamarat: Crowd management at the heart of Hajj

By AMEERA ABID ·
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The Salaam team: Hajj’s unsung heroes

By HALA TASHKANDI ·

More than 166 million stones thrown at the Jamarat in Hajj ritual

By Mohammed Al-Sulami ·

Hajj pilgrims return to Mina for ‘Stoning of Devil’ ritual

By Arab News ·

Over 69,000 pilgrims arrive at Jeddah airport

By Arab News ·

Makkah’s Jamarat facility to be cooled by 750 water-spray poles throughout Hajj

By Arab News ·

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