After stoning the Jamarat, he should shave his head. I mean Jamarat al-Aqaba on the Day of Sacrifice, but I called it Jamarat, even if it was one Jamarat on that day, then each of the pebbles, by adding them to the other, is called a group, so they are Jamaraat in this view, just as you say, if two substances come together, they become two bodies, meaning go on each one. From each of them, by combining with the other, there is a body, so they are two bodies in this view, as he said, and from everything We created two pairs, and He created nothing of everything except one pair, a male and a female, for example, so he called them two pairs with this consideration that we mentioned, because each one, looking at itself without this other joining it, does not It is a pair, and if another is added to it, the name “pair” is given to each one of them, so it is said “couples.” And when God considered this to be a remembrance, we said, “we.” Then, after throwing the Jamarat, we called Jamar