He prayed with the Messenger of Allah ﷺ during Ramadan. He bowed and said in his bowing, "Glory be to my Lord, the Magnificent," for as long as he had been standing. Then he sat saying, "My Lord, forgive me. My Lord, forgive me," for as long as he had been standing. Then he prostrated and said, "Glory be to my Lord, the Most High," for as long as he had been standing. He had only prayed four rakahs when Bilal came to call him for the morning prayer.Abu Abdul-Rahman said, "This hadith, in my view, is mursal. As for Talha bin Yazid, I do not know that he heard anything from Hudhayfa. Narrators other than Ala bin Musayyab said in this hadith, 'from Talha, from a man, from Hudhayfa.'"
أخبرنا إسحق بن إبراهيم قال أنبأنا النضر بن محمد المروزي ثقة قال حدثنا العلاء بن المسيب عن عمرو بن مرة عن طلحة بن يزيد الأنصاري
أنه صلى مع رسول الله ﷺ في رمضان فركع فقال في ركوعه سبحان ربي العظيم مثل ما كان قائما ثم جلس يقول رب اغفر لي رب اغفر لي مثل ما كان قائما ثم سجد فقال سبحان ربي الأعلى مثل ما كان قائما فما صلى إلا أربع ركعات حتى جاء بلال إلى الغداة قال أبو عبد الرحمن هذا الحديث عندي مرسل وطلحة بن يزيد لا أعلمه سمع من حذيفة شيئا وغير العلاء بن المسيب قال في هذا الحديث عن طلحة عن رجل عن حذيفة
[sahih] Reported by Ibn Majah in "Establishing the Prayers," the chapter on what is said between the two prostrations, from the hadith of Ala bin Musayab, and it is in Al-Kubra, no. 1378, and the previous hadith serves as a corroborating witness for it. No. 897