Multiple modules onto one arduino UNO - will it work? [nokia 5110 display]

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Hello, I need some information concerning pins and protocols because I'm getting a big lost ...

I'm trying to set up a wireless "master" device for a domotics project - and I need to know if a nokia 5110 display can have it's pins arranged the way I like so I can fit a NRF24L01 2.4Ghz transceiver (PIN: 13,12,11,8,7) , a DS1307 RTC running on I2C mode (PIN: 2, A4, A5) (not tested yet, going to wire it right after posting)

Now when I typed "arduino nokia 5510 wiring" I got this example sketch

#include <NokiaLCD.h>
 
NokiaLCD NokiaLCD(3,4,5,6,7); // (SCK, MOSI, DC, RST, CS)
 
void setup() {
NokiaLCD.init(); // Init screen.
 NokiaLCD.clear(); // Clear screen.
}
 
void loop() {
 NokiaLCD.setCursor(1,1);
 NokiaLCD.print("Hello World!");
}

what bothers me is that in this example the sketch uses pin 7 which is already used by my RF24L01 transceiver - can I assign it to any other pin I want?
The reason I won't change the RF24L01's pins is that I have tried that in the past and whenever I migrate the project to a pro mini it ceases working when using pins other than 7 (CSN) and 8 (CE).

Thanks in advance for helping a newbie =).

Edit: PS: i'm asking because I don't have a 5110 display at hand, I only just ordered one, and my LCD display that was provided in the official arduino starter kit is faulty - nothing to test with ^^".

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Are you sure it's not a Nokia 5110 display?

It looks like the interface to the Nokia 5510 is done in software so you should be able to use any digital output pins you like.

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johnwasser:
Are you sure it's not a Nokia 5110 display?

It looks like the interface to the Nokia 5510 is done in software so you should be able to use any digital output pins you like.

My bad :S, corrected - it is indeed a nokia 5110 display. Sounds like good news then, thank you =) fingers crossed