Is it permissible for the pilgrim to stone all the pillars of the days of Tashriq in one day?

Question: Is it permissible for the pilgrim to stone all the pillars of the days of Tashriq in one day, whether that day is the first day of Tashriq, or the day of sacrifice, for example, or the last day of Tashriq, and then spend the nights in Mina for two or three days without stoning, since he has already stoned all the pillars in one day? Is this stoning valid? Or is it necessary to arrange the stoning of the days, each day separately, until he finishes stoning for the three days? We ask for clarification of this, along with citing the evidence.

Answer: Stoning the pillars is an obligatory duty of Hajj. It is obligatory on the Day of Eid and the three days of Tashriq for one who does not hasten, and on the first two days of Tashriq for one who hastens. One stones for each day after the sun passes its zenith, based on the action of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and his saying: except on the Day of Eid, when the whole day is a time for stoning. It is better to do it after the sun rises, except for those with valid excuses, who may stone at night after the middle of the night of the Day of Sacrifice. It is not permissible to advance the stoning of the pillars before its time. However, delaying it is permissible in cases of severe necessity, such as crowding, according to the analogy of some scholars regarding shepherds, because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) granted them a dispensation to stone for two days on the second of them, which is the twelfth day. This is arranged by intention: the first is for the Day of Eid, then the stoning for the first day, then the second, then the third, if he does not hasten. The farewell circumambulation is to be done after that. And Allah knows best.