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</html><description>In the opinion of Maharam of Rotenberg, while reciting Keriat Shema and its berachot, one may not interrupt to respond to Kaddish and Kedushah, for since he is already engaged in the praise of God, he is prohibited from interrupting to answer another matter of praise. However, according to the majority of the Rishonim (Talmidei [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
