If one who has completed three rak'ahs then stands for the fourth, does he say the takbir?

The questioner:
This questioner asks: If one says the taslim in the Zuhr prayer after three rak'ahs, and then remembers after the taslim that he did not pray the fourth, and he stands for the fourth, does he say the takbir?

The Shaykh:
No, he does not stand. He turns toward the qiblah while still sitting, then stands up without saying the takbir, because he said the takbir when he rose from the prostration—the takbir of transition—so he stands for the fourth without a takbir, because the takbir came with his rising from the prostration. He completes the fourth, sits for the final tashahhud, then says the taslim and performs the sujud al-sahw. Yes.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you. This questioner asks: What is the ruling on shaving part of the beard for the purpose of beautification and arrangement?

The Shaykh:
Because if he said the takbir for standing in this case, he would be repeating the takbir, repeating what is obligatory in the prayer, and what is obligatory is not repeated; once is sufficient. Yes.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you.