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Questions about the person who leads Jewish prayers when a minyan is present.
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Is it okay to respond "Amein" to a gibberish prayer made in jest?
As the title says, is it permissible to respond "Amein" and "B'rik Hu"to a Kaddish/Chatzi Kaddish prayer made in gibberish, with words like "Blah blah blah" thrown in for jest? Or should one stay sile …
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