The Description of Prostration of Recitation and Its Takbir

Question:
The questioner asks: What is the description of the prostration of recitation? Does it have a takbir and a taslim?

Answer:
When one comes upon a verse containing a prostration, and these are limited verses in the Qur'an—fourteen prostrations in total, two of which are in Surat al-Hajj—he prostrates. He prostrates one prostration like the prostration in prayer, saying, "My Lord, forgive me. My Lord, forgive me. My Lord, forgive me," and he makes supplication in it. He says takbir when he prostrates and says takbir when he raises his head. This is if he is in prayer. If he prostrates in prayer, he says takbir when he lowers himself and says takbir when he raises himself. But if he is outside of prayer, what has been reported is that he says takbir when he lowers himself, and it has not been reported that he says takbir when he raises himself from it. Yes.