Is it permissible for women to stone the Jamarāt after the crowds have subsided, or was the stoning by their male relatives on their behalf during the crowds sufficient?

If the crowd is unavoidable, as on the twelfth day for those who wish to hasten and cannot delay, then there is no harm for a woman to delegate someone else to perform the stoning of the Jamarat. Indeed, this becomes obligatory, because her entering such a crowd poses a danger to her. As for other days, she can delay the stoning until late at night when it becomes easy.