More than two million Muslims have been taking part in the Hajj pilgrimage, culminating in the stoning the devil ritual

The pilgrims throw pebbles at a pillar symbolising the devil

The ritual has caused stampedes before as thousands of people are on the move

After the stoning ceremony, pilgrims shave one another's heads

All Muslims are supposed to make the pilgrimage once in their lifetime

Before the stoning ritual, pilgrims had been to Mount Arafat to pray - the site where Mohammad delivered his last sermon