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Pilgrims performing Jamrat Al-Aqabah

Pilgrims performing Jamrat Al-Aqabah

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (AN Photo/Essam Al-Ghalib)

Updated 11 August 2019 23:16

August 11, 2019 23:00

MINA: Pilgrims take part in the Jamrat Al-Aqabah ceremony, part of the Hajj pilgrimage at Islam's holiest sites, in a routine that symbolizes stoning the devil. (Photos: Essam Al-Ghalib).