Spending the nights in Mina:
117- He then returns to Mina and stays there throughout the Days of Tashrīq, nights included.
118- Each day after the sun has passed its zenith he stones the three jamarāt, casting seven pebbles at each, exactly as explained earlier under the stoning on the Day of Sacrifice "86 90".
119- He begins with the first jamrah, the one closest to Masjid al-Khayf; once he has finished stoning it, he moves a little to his right, stands facing the qiblah for a considerable time, makes supplication, and raises his hands².
120- He then proceeds to the second jamrah and stones it likewise, after which he turns slightly to the left, stands facing the qiblah for a considerable time, makes supplication, and raises his hands².
121- Finally he comes to the third jamrah, Jamrat al-‘Aqabah, and stones it in the same manner, keeping the Kaʿbah to his left and Mina to his right, without stopping there².