Passing in Front of Someone Reciting Kaddish
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Question
Is it forbidden to pass in front of someone reciting Kaddish?
Answer
It is forbidden to pass in front of someone reciting Kaddish until the words "da'amiran b'alma" are said, after which it is permitted, as after "da'amiran b'alma" it is not part of the essential law of Kaddish, but merely a custom.
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