Can the creditor demand payment from the guarantor before demanding payment from the principal debtor?

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The creditor has the right to demand payment from whomever they choose between the principal debtor and the guarantor because the right is established in the guarantor's liability, granting the creditor the right to demand payment, similar to the principal debtor. Since the right is established against both parties, the creditor may demand from whomever they wish, just as if there were multiple guarantors and the principal debtor could not be pursued. The guarantee is distinguished from a mortgage (رهن) because the debt is tied to a responsible party (a liable person/ذمة) who can be sued, whereas a mortgage is property; one sues the debtor to satisfy the debt either from that specific property or from elsewhere.