Stoning on behalf of women and appointing a proxy during the crowd

The questioner:
O Shaykh, may Allah have mercy on your parents.

Another questioner:
Likewise, may Allah protect you.

The Shaykh:
Look, let’s see what this is.

The questioner:
I am still here.

The Shaykh:
No, no, it is urgent for you; you have it.

The questioner:
May Allah prolong your life. You stoned the first and second pillars yesterday and the day before that.

The Shaykh:
Yes.

The questioner:
And on the day of departure, you say, “I cannot do it, I am afraid,” but you are fine, you say, “I cannot do it,” you cry, or you appoint a proxy for me, “I will stone the pillars. I stoned yesterday, and the one who told you…”

The Shaykh:
For example, for example, you stoned. The day before yesterday? Yes, yesterday.

The questioner:
And the one who was close, meaning you stoned once.

The Shaykh:
You go with them in the afternoon, either the opportunity comes or you are successful.

The questioner:
They are walking now, they are walking now.

The Shaykh:
No one walks except after noon.

The questioner:
If it is dangerous, do not go.

The Shaykh:
Yes, after the midday prayer, you go to all of them if you find an opportunity, or you appoint a proxy. If you find an opportunity with no danger, do not appoint a proxy, and praise be to Allah.

The questioner:
May Allah not guide you.

Another questioner:
I want to go.

The Shaykh:
them.