May the listener remind the reciter of the prostration of recitation?

Question : Is he permitted to remind him? May the listener remind the reciter by saying, "Prostrate"?

Answer : We say that if it is possible that he is forgetful, meaning that sometimes a person forgets, then he should remind him. However, if it is not possible that he forgot, for example, if he said when he began reciting, "Now we have reached the prostration," and it is not possible that he forgot, then he should not remind him, because he left it intentionally to clarify, for instance, if he is being followed by a student of knowledge, to show that the prostration of recitation is not obligatory. So, there is a distinction in this matter: if you are convinced that he has forgotten, remind him; otherwise, do not remind him.