It is mentioned in the hadith: (That he would go out of his house and find the people had already bowed, so he would bow with them, then proceed in a bowing state until he entered the row)

The questioner: "He finds the people have already bowed, so he bows with them, then proceeds in a bowing state until he enters the row, he did not repeat it." Because the context of "did not" suggests it is not overlapping, meaning...

The Shaykh: What do you mean? What is your observation now?

The questioner: My observation is that "did not" is a scribal error and the correct text is "then he repeats it."

The Shaykh: Then he repeats it.

The questioner: Yes, meaning he repeats the unit of prayer, because, O our Shaykh, if it were "did not," it would not require the final ya to be closed; it would be "he did not repeat it."

The Shaykh : Yes.

The questioner: He has written "he repeats it."

The Shaykh: He has written "he repeats it." You can say it is a typographical error or a copying error, or whatever.

The questioner: I mean, the context is like this.

The Shaykh: Where is the phrase written, my brother? This is a typographical error.

The questioner: Yes, he counts it. May Allah reward you with good and open up for you, if Allah wills.

The Shaykh: He counts it... Let me tell you, then you are adding the word "did not" from yourself. Where did you get this from? Look, this is the correct phrase.

The questioner: Then he counts it. Yes, that is correct.

The Shaykh: That is correct.

The questioner: May Allah reward you with good.