A man reciting a verse of prostration after Asr and after Fajr

Al-Sha'bi used to say: If a man recites a verse of prostration after Fajr or after Asr, he should prostrate.

Al-Hasan and Ibrahim said: When you recite a verse of prostration, prostrate as long as you are within the time, whether after Asr or after Fajr.

And Mughirah, from Ibrahim: They both (al-Hasan and Ibrahim) said: Recite and prostrate as long as you are within the time, after Fajr and after Asr.

Shu'bah said: I asked al-Hakam about a person who recites a verse of prostration after Asr. Al-Hakam said: Raja' bin Haywah came to us in the time of Bishr bin Marwan; he was the public preacher of the people. He used to recite a verse of prostration after Asr and prostrate.

Shu'bah said: I asked Hammad about this, and he said: If it is within the time of a prayer, there is no harm.

Salim, al-Qasim, Ata and Amir said, regarding a person who recites a verse of prostration after Asr and before sunrise: He should prostrate.

Ikrimah said: When you recite a verse of prostration after Asr or after Fajr, prostrate.

Ikrimah said: It is only laziness that keeps them from this prostration.