A man who misses part of the imam's prayer: those who said when he stands to make it up he does as the imam did

Sayyiduna Abu Sa'id, Sayyiduna Ibn Umar and Sayyiduna Ibn al-Zubayr (may Allah be pleased with them) said about a person who joins the imam in prayer when part of the prayer has already passed him: He should do as the imam does. When the imam completes his prayer, he should make up the part of his prayer that he missed and perform the two prostrations of forgetfulness.

Jabir bin Zayd said: When you have missed the tashahhud after the two rak'ahs, do not now sit for the tashahhud in your own rak'ah; rather, follow the imam.

Al-Zuhri said about a person who enters the prayer when a rak'ah has already passed him: He should keep following the imam, and when the imam finishes the prayer, he should stand up and make it up.

Uqbah bin Abi al-Ayzar said: I asked Ibrahim about a person who joins the imam in prayer after missing a rak'ah, and the imam makes a lapse: what should he do? He said: "Since he has joined the imam in prayer, he should do what the imam does."