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Pilgrims perform Tawaf Al-Ifada and Stoning on first day of Eid

Updated 31 July 2020

ARAB NEWS

July 31, 2020 11:15

Pilgrims perform Tawaf Al-Ifada, the last right of Hajj, after the symbolic stoning of the devil, Rami Al-Jamarat, as they observe strict social distancing.
The Saudi Ministry of Haj and Umrah has limited to 1,000 the numbers of pilgrims, chosen from residents and citizens in the Kingdom, to holy sites this year as a precaution against coronavirus transmission with cases still rising.