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Then he returns to Mina (1), where he spends the night, and he stons the three jamrahs each day after the sun has passed the meridian. He begins with the first jamrah (2), the one closest to the Mosque of al-Khayf (3). It is recommended that he walk to it and pelt it with seven pebbles.

It is also recommended (4) that he pronounce the takbīr with every pebble, and, if he wishes, he may say:

“O Allah, make this a righteous pilgrimage, an accepted striving, and a forgiven sin.” (5)

After stoning it, it is preferable for him to move a little forward to a place (6) where the stones will not strike him, and there to supplicate (7) Allah Most High while facing the qiblah, raising his hands, for a period roughly equal to the recitation (8) of Sūrah al-Baqarah.