Is it permissible to speak between the Taslim of the obligatory prayer and the Tasbih, and is it permissible to go to another place and then return to the place of prayer for the Tasbih after the prayer?

It is desirable to engage in the remembrance of Allah (dhikr) immediately after prayer, in emulation of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, and to promptly engage in good deeds, and to expose oneself to the supplications and seeking of forgiveness by the angels. If the one performing dhikr speaks or an impediment arises that necessitates interrupting the dhikr, it does not cause harm. In fact, interruption may be obligatory or desirable in certain situations, such as returning a greeting, saying "Yarhamukallah" to one who sneezes, responding to the Adhan (definition) (call to prayer), removing an evil, guiding to good, or answering one who seeks guidance. Whoever misses their adhkar should make them up if they are able to, based on the Prophet's, peace and blessings be upon him, saying: "Whoever sleeps through his portion [of dhikr] or part of it, and then recites it between Fajr prayer and Dhuhr prayer, it will be recorded for him as if he had recited it during the night."