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The stone-throwing ritual (Ramy al-Jamarat) during Hajj commemorates the actions of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham),

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Mina is often called the "City of Tents" due to the large number of tents for pilgrims to stay in during their time there for Hajj rituals. 

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Mina incorporates tents where pilgrims stay and the area of Jamarat

Where they perform the ritual of throwing pebbles during Hajj.

This makes it a key location for certain pilgrimage rites.

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On the map of Arfat 251 Maktab is located in Pole 4/216 and Grid G10

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 The blue pins on the map represent the locations of offices in Makkah, which are important for administrative and logistical purposes during Hajj.

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In the map of Makkah, the yellow pins represent the ritual areas of Mina, Muzdalifah, and Arafat Mountain, which are significant locations during H

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Map of Makkah shows the ritual areas of Mina Muzdalifah and Arafat Mountain

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Muzdalifah's boundaries are defined by two narrow paths and Wadi Muhassir,

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Muzdalifah is approximately 7-10 km away from Mina

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The boundaries of Mina extend from Waadi Muhassir to Jamrat al-'Aqabah,

Where pilgrims perform the ritual of throwing pebbles during Hajj.