The Ruling on Ritual Purity and the Closing Salam in the Prostration of Recitation

Question:
This questioner asks in this question: Is it permissible for the prostration of recitation when a person hears it while he is not in a state of ablution, and does it have a salam, O Shaykh?

Answer:
If he listens to the reciter, he prostrates with him, even if he is not in a state of ablution. Ritual purity is not a condition for the prostration of recitation if it is outside of prayer. If he reads and comes upon the prostration verse, he prostrates, even if he is not in a state of ritual purity. It is recommended for the one listening to him to prostrate with him.
It does not have a salam, but he says Allahu Akbar at the beginning: Allahu Akbar, and he prostrates. It has no second takbir and no salam if it is outside of prayer.
As for if it is during prayer, he says takbir when prostrating and says takbir when rising, like the prostrations of the prayer.

The presenter: May Allah reward you and bless you, may the Shaykh be respected.