The ruling on one who forgets and says in his prostration: Glory be to my Lord, the Most High
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For example, a person is praying with the imam, for example in prostration, and he says: Glory be to my Lord, the Most High, and then he remembers. Does he perform the prostration for forgetfulness?The Shaykh: Did he say: Glory be to my Lord, the Most High?The questioner: No.
Because he did not remember while he was in prostration; he remembered when he stood up. Does he perform the prostration for forgetfulness?
Yes, he performs the prostration for forgetfulness if he is with the congregation, and if he did not miss anything, he does not perform it.
The questioner: And if he missed something.
The Shaykh: He performs it before the closing salam; because he left off an obligatory act.
Because he did not remember while he was in prostration; he remembered when he stood up. Does he perform the prostration for forgetfulness?
Yes, he performs the prostration for forgetfulness if he is with the congregation, and if he did not miss anything, he does not perform it.
The questioner: And if he missed something.
The Shaykh: He performs it before the closing salam; because he left off an obligatory act.