Reciting Shema after its time for a mourner during Shiva

Shiva (7 Days of Mourning)
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Question

Is it permissible for a mourner during Shiva to recite Shema after the time of Shema according to the Gaon?

Answer

Even though after the time of Shema, one who recites it receives a reward like a person reading the Torah, nevertheless, one must recite Shema in their prayer.

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