A man who misses part of a prayer in which the imam recites aloud, and then stands

Tawus says: If, in an audible prayer, a person missed a rak'ah with the imam, then while making it up he may recite aloud if he wishes, and not if he wishes.

Umar bin Abd al-Aziz says: Perform the rest of the prayer in the same way as the imam performs it.

The same is reported through another chain.

Amr says: Ubayd bin Umayr missed one rak'ah of Maghrib, and I heard him reciting Surah al-Layl in that rak'ah.

Ibrahim says: The predecessors used to consider it recommended that a person who missed part of the Fajr, Maghrib or Isha prayer should recite aloud while making it up, so that one who does not know learns that there is recitation in the remaining part of the prayer.

Al-Hasan says about a person who prays Maghrib alone: He is to let his own ears hear his recitation.

Ayyub bin Najih says: I was with Sa'id bin Jubayr. We went for the Maghrib prayer and one rak'ah had already passed us. When Sa'id stood up to make up that rak'ah, he recited Surah al-Takathur.