What the one praying does after the prostration for forgetfulness

Question:
We return at the beginning of this episode to a message sent to the program by one of our female listeners. At the end, she signs as your sister in Allah, Bayda 'Abd al-Hayy 'Abd al-Rashid, a Pakistani residing in the United Arab Emirates. We presented part of her questions in previous episodes, and in this episode she asks and says: What does the one praying recite in the prostration for forgetfulness? Does he recite the tashahhud, or does he prostrate twice and then say the taslim? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
May Allah send prayers and peace upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon all his family. To proceed: If the question is about the prostration itself, then he says in it what he says in the prostration of the prayer, namely, he says "Subhan Rabbi al-A'la" (Glory be to my Lord, the Most High) and repeats it two, three, or ten times. He also supplicates to Allah the Exalted in it, just as he supplicates to Allah in the prostration of the prayer.
As for if the question is about what he does after the prostration for forgetfulness, if he raises his head from the second prostration of the prostration for forgetfulness, meaning he did not say the taslim immediately and the tashahhud did not come to him, then the tashahhud he recited before the prostration for forgetfulness is sufficient.