Pilgrims performed the final stoning of the Jamarat on Monday, marking the third day of Tashreeq and the last day of the annual Hajj pilgrimage for the Islamic year 1447 AH.
Authorities reported a steady movement of worshippers through the multi-level Jamarat complex from early morning, supported by crowd-control measures and coordinated scheduling designed to manage the large numbers of pilgrims.
Medical personnel, security officers and guidance teams were deployed throughout the facility to assist pilgrims and respond to any emergencies, while monitoring crowd density across the site.
After completing the stoning ritual, pilgrims who remained in Mina until the final day began departing for the Grand Mosque in Makkah to perform the Farewell Tawaf, the final rite of the Hajj pilgrimage.