Pilgrims Engage in Humble Supplication after Stoning Jamarat on First Day of Tashreeq

In a profound scene of faith, where tears of devotion mingled with heartfelt supplications, pilgrims were seen standing after stoning the three Jamarat on the first Day of Tashreeq, raising their hands to the sky as they beseeched Allah to accept their Hajj, forgive their sins, and grant them acceptance and contentment.

 The Jamarat facility and the surrounding Mina area witnessed extended moments of deep reflection from pilgrims after performing the stoning ritual. They gathered in shaded areas and courtyards, turning to Allah Almighty with humility and conviction. These moments were filled with hope and reverence, as pilgrims felt the unique grace of the time and place, aware of the heightened opportunity for their prayers to be answered during these blessed days.

 The moment of supplication after completing the stoning of the Jamarat is considered one of the most significant for pilgrims. It is a Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), commonly observed especially after stoning Jamarat Al-Aqaba, the Small Jamarah, and the Middle Jamarah.