The reward for sitting in the remembrance of Allah after Fajr remains, even if one changes one's location

Question:
The hadith, the meaning of which is: “The one who prays Fajr in congregation, then sits in his place remembering Allah until the sun rises, then prays two rak'ahs, has a reward like that of a complete Hajj and 'Umrah, complete and complete.” Does this mean that the one who changes his location in the mosque to a place that is more comfortable and quieter is prevented from this virtue?

Answer:
It appears that he is not prevented; because the entire mosque is a place of prayer, the entire mosque is a place of prayer. So if he moves from one place to another, to lean on a pillar or something else, or because it is more comfortable and further away from the readers so as not to disturb them, all of this is fine, there is no blame. He obtains the virtue, if Allah wills. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah preserve you. If he went to his home, O Shaykh, to remember Allah there in one of the rooms of his house, does this hadith include him?

The Shaykh: It appears that it does not include him; because he left his place of prayer. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah preserve you, and guide your steps.