The Rituals of Ḥajj
The many rituals of Ḥajj include Ṭawāf, where the pilgrims visit the Ka'ba and walk around it seven times counter-clockwise uttering a prayer in each circuit, ending the ritual by praying and running or walking seven times between the hills of āl-Ṣafā wāl-Marwa. The next day the pilgrims leave for Mount 'Arafāt, where they stand in contemplative vigil and pray and recite the Qur'ān. The night is spent sleeping on the ground of Muzdalifa. The day after, the pilgrims throw stones to signify their defiance of šayṭān at the largest pillar known as Jamrāt'al'Aqabah. When the seven stones have been thrown, the pilgrims slaughter animals to commemorate the story of 'Ibrāhīm and 'Ismā'īl. The pilgrimage is almost over, but some tasks still remain.
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