Jamarat Bridge
جسر الجمرات
A multi-level stoning complex in the Valley of Mina, where pilgrims throw pebbles at three pillars to symbolize the rejection of evil.
Jamarat Bridge in Mina is the site of the stoning ritual of the Hajj. Pilgrims throw small pebbles, collected at Muzdalifah, at three stone walls of large, medium and small size, symbolizing their rejection of Satan's temptations. To ease crowds, the site has been rebuilt as a broad five-level bridge with ramps, air-conditioned misting and one-way routes, able to hold hundreds of thousands of people at once. Follow your group's assigned time schedule when you go. The ritual is held only during the Hajj season.
Opening hours
Open in time slots by group during the Hajj season
Nearby sights
- Mina
- Hira Cultural District
- Jabal al-Nour & Hira Cave
- Mosque of the Jinn
- Jannat al-Mu'alla
- Abraj Al Bait (Makkah Clock Royal Tower)
- Masjid al-Haram & Kaaba
- Jabal Thawr