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3085. It was narrated that Az-Zuhri said: "We heard that when the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ stoned the Jamrah he stoned it with seven pebbles, saying the Takbîr every time he threw a pebble. Then he came in front of it and stood facing the Qiblah, raising his hands and supplicating for a long time. Then he came to the second Jamrah and stoned it stoned it with seven
pebbles, saying the Takbîr every time he threw a pebble. Then he moved to the left and stood facing the Qiblah, raising his hands and supplicating for a long time. Then he came to the Jamrat that is at Al-'Aqabah and stoned it with seven pebbles, but he did not stand there." Az-Zuhrî said: "I heard Sâlim narrate this from his father, from the Prophet ﷺ, and Ibn 'Umar used to do that." (Sahîh)
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1. One does not supplicate after stoning every pillar. One rather supplicates after that Rami, which is subsequently followed by another Rami.
2. The downward slope of valley of whose mention occurs in some narrations existed during that period of time. It remained so afterward also. But nowadays, the place surrounding the pillars is leveled in every direction.
