The ruling on a woman appointing her husband to stone the pillars on her behalf during the days of Tashriq

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: What is the ruling on a woman who, on the first day of the days of Tashriq, stoned the pillars before dawn due to the heavy crowd, and then appointed her husband for the remaining days? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
If her appointment was due to her inability or fear of the crowd, then the appointment is valid, as long as she appointed him and he stoned on her behalf. The appointment is valid for the excuse, which is the woman's inability or her fear of the crowd. This is especially the case in these recent years, for stoning the pillars on the eleventh and twelfth days of Tashriq is a very serious matter. The appointment is widespread among these women who are unable, the elderly, and children. However, if the weak woman or man were to wait for the opportunity and not come with the crowd during the times when the crowd is heavy, but rather come at the end of the day, the crowd would have lessened after 'Asr. And if the situation requires that they stone at night as well, many scholars of the present age have permitted this, so there is a way out, praise be to Allah. Yes.