And he instructed the man who had prayed poorly to do the same, saying, “Then do that in every rakʿah and prostration”—as mentioned earlier (*).
And whenever the Messenger of Allah ﷺ rose from the sitting position, he would pronounce the takbīr and then stand up (1).
At times he would raise his hands along with that takbīr (2).
When he intended to rise for the fourth rakʿah he would say, “Allāhu akbar” (3), and he likewise ordered the man who had prayed poorly to do so, as noted just above.
On occasion he would also raise his hands with that takbīr (4).
Next he would settle into an even, upright sitting posture (5), resting on his left leg until every bone returned to its proper place (6), and then he would stand up, supporting himself on the ground with his hands (7).