The ruling on appointing a proxy for women in stoning the pillars during the crowd

Question:
The Shaykh’s case, I seek forgiveness from Allah, is a man who came with women, and due to the intensity of the crowd and his fear for them, he accepted on their behalf. Is there anything required of him?

Answer:
There is no harm if there is a crowd and danger, and he fears for the women entering the crush. Yes, yes. He appoints a proxy for them and throws the stones on their behalf, and praise be to Allah.
Because the danger at these times is severe, without doubt. But if the time of the crowds did not arrive, or if the times when people are fewer occur, that is better and safer.
Or he brings them after Maghrib or after 'Isha', because the dispensation is currently being practiced; throwing the stones at night is being practiced. So if he brings his women at night and throws the stones with them, that is better than appointing a proxy for them during the day. Honorable Shaykh Abu Hatim, may Allah...
And the severe crowd, the severe crowd is only on the eleventh day. As for the twelfth day, there is no crowd in it. The one who comes after 'Asr, the crowd never comes, because the people have departed and hastened, and on the thirteenth day, again there