What is the term for the ritual of throwing pebbles at the pillars representing Satan during Hajj?

Explanation

– Ramy al-Jamarat refers to the ritual of throwing pebbles at three specific pillars during Hajj, symbolically representing the rejection of Satan’s temptation, following the tradition associated with Ibrahim (AS).
– This ritual takes place over several days during the later stages of Hajj, at the location of Mina, with pilgrims casting a specific number of pebbles at each designated pillar.
– For exams, remember that this ritual commemorates Ibrahim’s (AS) steadfast rejection of Satan’s attempts to dissuade him from fulfilling Allah’s command.