He stands up to fulfill what he owes, and there is no prostration due to the imam’s forgetfulness. If the person being led in prayer prostrates after making up for it, it is more cautious. Rather, it is recommended for every worshiper to prostrate after making up for it. Every prayer he always prays alone or behind an imam after the salutation, and if the person being led in prayer knows about the imam’s forgetfulness, it is not without it being either an oversight in something. This follower missed the prayer or what he caught up with him in the prayer. If it was in what he missed, he should not follow him in his prostration, even if he prostrated before the salutation, and if he knew that the imam’s oversight was in what he caught up with him in the prayer, then if he prostrated before the salutation, he should follow him, and if he prostrated after the salutation, he should make up what he missed and then prostrate, unless it was an oversight. The imam overlooked what the Messe