Jamarat 2nd Floor Bus Station - Al Mursalat

I went to do hajj it is good and it is big place

There is Gov of KSA have very Treumindes work

This takes you down a very zig zag pay that's very long. But if you have a bus, it's perfectly fine.

Very well managed facility serving millions of pilgrims every year.

Excellent for pilgrims. Very coordinated and efficient service by KSA for performing the act of RAMI for Hajj.

When any Haji who perform the Rami of Jamarat. Jamarat building is ground plus four floors. The best floor which various people who residence in Azizyah will preferred for 2nd floor jamarat because when any Haji who performed their Rami then after some walk a bus stop is coming which taken to 2nd floor jamarat bus stop. No any fare will be taken from all hajiis. This facility is free of cost. After few minutes travelling a bus stop is coming and then The Hajjis who's accomodation is near to this bus stop.

The Jamarat are three stone pillars which are pelted as a compulsory ritual of Hajj in emulation of the Prophet Ebrahim (upon him be peace). They represent the three locations where Ebrahim (upon him be peace) pelted the Shaitan (Satan) with stones when he tried to dissuade him from sacrificing his son Ismail (upon him be peace). The pillars are called ‘Jamarat-al-Ula’, ‘Jamarat-al-Wusta’ and ‘Jamarat-al-Aqaba’. One of the purposes of the Hajj is to recall, while in Mina, how a 94 year old father brought his eight year old son here for sacrifice. Ebrahim (upon him be peace) had first left his wife and newborn son, Ismail (upon him be peace) in the desert upon Allah’s command. Then while returning after eight years to them he saw a dream wherein a man told him that Allah (ﷻ) wanted him to sacrifice his son. He saw the same dream for three consecutive nights and as he was a Prophet, his dreams were a form of Wahy (Divine Instruction). He realised that Allah (ﷻ) wanted him to sacrifice his son for whom his heart was overfilled with love and emotions. He went to his wife and asked her to dress up Ismail (upon him be peace). Ismail (upon him be peace) was overjoyed that his father had come after such a long time and was now taking him out for a walk. When Hajra (upon her be peace) asked, “Where are you taking him?” He replied, “To meet a friend.” They then reached Mina. Here Ebrahim (upon him be peace) asked his son that your father has seen such a dream, what is your opinion about it? The reason for asking was not to ask his opinion in deciding whether to go ahead with the command or not. It was to assess whether his son will allow him to follow the command freely or will he have to forcibly carry out this order. In other words, he asked this to test the intensity of love for Allah in his son’s heart. The son replied, “My father, obey the command given by Allah. You will, Insha’Allah, find me steadfast. Give my shirt to my mother as it will be a source of comfort for her and wrap me in your own shirt. Put me face down so you can’t see my face, lest you hesitate in carrying out my slaughter.”

Marvellous free bus service, airconditioned, to transport the pilgrims from Azizia to Mina (for stoning/ Rummi on the 2nd floor of Jamarat) and back, short ride of <5 minutes. Around 10 mins walk on both sides. It is available during hajj days. Only problem is that pilgrims sometimes don't care of making queues and don't want to wait for their turns, which often results into rush and mismanagement. All the pilgrims need to practically demonstrate what is learnt from the Hajj.