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 Pakistan's biggest Inter-city bus operator, Daewoo Express is growing big time. Since its inception in 1997, Daewoo Express has grown with the tick of clock. Today, it's offering international standard transportation services from 60 stations across Pakistan. Over 500,000 passengers travel across 60 stations of Punjab, Sindh & Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa via Daewoo Express every month.

 Daewoo Pakistan is going to establish two new bus terminals at the Defence Housing Authority (DHA) and at Thokhar Niaz Baig to expand its intercity operations. Daewoo Pakistan Express Bus Service vice president Faisal Siddiqui said that the company had acquired land in DHA and Thokar Niaz Baig for setting up the new bus terminals. “The Thokar Niaz Baig terminal will be operational within four months. The DHA terminal will be completed by 2017,”

The company termed India’s robust economic growth and surging consumer demand as reasons behind its comeback plans, saying they make India “one of the world’s most promising consumer markets,” according to Y S Choi, general manager, Posco Daewoo South Korea.

 On the 11th and 12th days of Hajj, pilgrims must complete the stoning of the Devil or Rami. Before Sunrise, pilgrims head back to Mina and participate in a ritual known as ‘Stoning the devil’. Seven pebbles (of similar sizes) are thrown at a stone structure known as Jamrat al-Aqabah. This is an act carried out at noon on each day. All pilgrims are required to leave for Mecca before sunset on the 12th day of Dhu al-Hijjah.

  Before leaving Makkah on the 12th or 13th day of Dhul Hijjah, pilgrims perform a final Tawaf. This one is known as ‘Tawaf al-Wadaa’, taken from the Arabic for ‘to bid farewell or say goodbye’. Once more, pilgrims circle the holy Kaaba anti-clockwise seven times to complete their Hajj pilgrimage before heading home.

  The third day of Hajj (Qurbani/ Udhiya Day) starts with prayers at Muzdalifa before pilgrims make their way back to Mina. Back at Mina, pilgrims perform Rami al-Jamarat, also known as the ‘stoning of the devil’. This involves throwing seven stones at Jamraat al-Aqabah, the largest of three pillars that represent the Devil.

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  Mt Arafat is where the Prophet ﷺ gave his farewell sermon before passing. Safa and Marwa are the two hills in which Hajar ran in between seven times in search for water for her baby son Ismail, after being tested by Allah in the desert. Therein Allah had blessed her with the miracle of the Well of Zamzam. Muslims reenact this during Hajj by walking in between the hills.