Delegating the stoning of the pillars on behalf of a woman and the ruling on making up the nights of Mina

Question:
There is something that is always easy, very easy. The crowd only forms on the eleventh day. A person can choose not to come after the sun passes its zenith, and not to come after the afternoon prayer, but rather to come at night to stone the pillars. Yes. It is obligatory for the agent to be present at the pillars.

Answer:
If he fears for her, or if she is unable to walk—meaning, some people’s homes are far from the pillars, and a woman cannot manage walking with the roads and the crowds—she may delegate while she is in the tent, without fear. She says, “Stone on my behalf,” or she gives him the pebbles and says, “Stone on my behalf.” He says to her, “I will stone on your behalf,” and she says, “Yes, there is no harm.” He offers it to her, and she answers, “Yes, there is no harm.” Yes.