Perform animal sacrifice after stoning Jamarat ; Follow in Prophet Muhammed’s footsteps ; Respect religious rituals and traditions ; Say Takbeer with each stone thrown ; Throw stones from below into valley .

During the Islamic pilgrimage of Hajj, Muslims perform a ritual known as stoning the Jamarat. This involves throwing seven pebbles at three walls in Mina Valley while saying a Takbir for each one. According to Jafar bin Muhammad bin 'Ali bin Husain's narration of his father's account, this is what Prophet Muhammad did during his own pilgrimage. The pebbles used were about the size of dates or fingertips and were thrown from below into the valley. After completing this ritual at Mina Valley, he then went to perform animal sacrifice in Mina. This ritual is an important part of performing Hajj and serves as an act of remembrance for Muslims around the world who are unable to make it to Mecca for their own pilgrimage.