Is it a condition to remain motionless and silent when performing dhikr after the Asr prayer until Maghrib, by analogy with what is mentioned concerning the virtue of sitting in the prayer area after the Fajr prayer?

It is mentioned in the Ahadith that the remembrance of Allah Almighty after Fajr prayer until sunrise, and after Asr prayer until sunset, is equivalent to freeing four or more slaves from the offspring of Ishmael. The remembrance here includes supplication (Du'a), recitation of the Quran, sending blessings upon the Prophet (peace be upon him), and studying religious sciences. It is not a condition for retaining this reward to remain in the same place or to refrain from speaking to people absolutely. However, whoever desires this reward must discipline himself to remember Allah and not become preoccupied with worldly talk.