The Order of Stoning for Oneself and for the One Entrusted

Question:
This questioner says: I am an Algerian pilgrim who completed the rites of Hajj on the Day of Sacrifice,

Answer:
and here is a matter in which some people may err. In these three days, one begins with himself at every pillar. Does this mean he covers all three and then returns? No. He stones the first pillar for himself, then for his client or his client, then he does the same for himself, then for his client, and the last one for himself and for his client. There is no harm, praise be to Allah.
As for the matter of stoning on the days, it is he who delays the days; he orders them by intention. If he did not stone the Pillar of al-'Aqabah, he begins with it first and stones it, then he stones the day. And if he delayed the day to the next day, he begins with it before stoning the next day; he stones the three first, then he stones the right of the next day. As for if he is an agent stoning for himself and for his client at every pillar, at every pillar he stones for himself and for his client while standing, then he moves to the second. Yes.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.