For some, the stoning of the devil ritual at the Hajj in Saudi Arabia marks a solemn moment, a complete submission to God.

Starting at dawn, the more than 1.6 million Muslims taking part in the pilgrimage will throw seven stones at each of three concrete walls symbolising the devil in the Mina valley, on the outskirts of ...

Pilgrims in the Saudi Arabian city of Mina began the stoning of the devil ritual on Eid al-Adha Friday, as one of the last ...

Over 1.6 million pilgrims began the final major ritual of the annual Hajj pilgrimage on Friday, participating in the symbolic stoning of the devil as Muslims worldwide celebrate the start ...

Drone footage released by the Saudi Press Agency showed thousands of Muslim pilgrims on Saturday at the symbolic devil ...

Pilgrims began arriving in Mina valley at the outskirts of Saudi Arabia at dawn to perform the ritual of stoning the Jamarat.

Pilgrims were performing the last major ritual of the Haj—the “stoning of the devil” today, as Muslims around the globe celebrated the beginning of the ...

Hajj 2025 officially concluded on Sunday, marking the end of the pilgrims’ five-day stay in Mina. Many pilgrims had visited ...

As pilgrims prepare for the stoning of the devil, the collection of pebbles for the Jamarat ritual is a meticulous process, guided by the teachings of Prophet Muhammad. According to the Saudi Press ...

More than 1.6 million Muslims gather in Mina for a key ritual on the third day of Hajj.

A group of Malaysian pilgrims for the 1446H/2025M haj season made their way to the Jamrah Complex here to perform the stoning ...

MINA, Saudi Arabia — For some, the stoning of the devil ritual at the Hajj in Saudi Arabia marks a solemn moment, a complete submission to God. For others, it represents a victory over evil.