Nearly 2 Million muslims complete Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia
Nearly 2 million Muslims complete the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia, performing rituals including the stoning of the devil and Tawaf at the Kaaba, marking the culmination of their sacred journey.
- Islamic World
- Agencies and A News
- Published Date: 11:17 | 07 June 2025
Around 2 million Muslims, performing the Hajj pilgrimage in the holy land, have officially completed their pilgrimage.
After performing the Arafat prayer, pilgrims traveled by bus to Muzdalifah, where they gathered stones for the symbolic stoning of the devil.
At the Jamarat area, they threw seven stones at the "Big Devil" or "Akaba Jamarat."
Following this, many pilgrims performed the Tawaf and Sa'i rituals at the Kaaba and shaved their heads before leaving their state of Ihram.
Some pilgrims also prayed the morning and Eid prayers at the Kaaba.