Pilgrims stay in Mona during the Hajj ritual

Muslims Pilgrims spent their night on Mona mountain, in Saudi Arabia, in preparations to start the ritual throwing of the three stones in the three Tashriq days which start as from the second day of Eid al-Adha.

The pilgrims throw, within two days for those who are in hurry and three for those who are not, the three stones against Satan for disobeying god, and in what some say represents the bad side of one's own self, and then roam after that in Beit al-Haram as the final ritual before leaving the city of Mecca.

The Muslim pilgrims completed al-Hajj rituals according to the Sunni of the prophet, without any incidents, among the 2.5 million pilgrims for this year.

Meantime, Muslims all over the world celebrated on Monday the first days of Eid al-Adha.