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The prohibition of "Lo Titgodedu" for Ashkenazim in a Sephardi minyan

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Question

Is it permitted for Ashkenazim to stand during Kaddish in a Sephardi minyan when they (the Sephardim) are sitting, or is this forbidden because of the prohibition of "Lo Titgodedu"?

Answer

There is no prohibition of "Lo Titgodedu" in this case, but there is an issue of derech eretz (proper conduct): one should not stand among those who are sitting, and one should not sit among those who are standing.

Source

Magen Avraham 131, 493; Masechet Derech Eretz; Ba'er Heitev 70

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