To a sutrah or to a non-sitrah and something passes between his hands. Does he interrupt the prayer over him or does he not interrupt it? Who says that nothing interrupts the prayer and who says that a woman, a dog or a donkey interrupts it if it passes between his hands or between him and his sutrah, and what I say is With it, the passer-by is sinful, and the praying person is commanded to come between him and the traffic and push him away as much as he can. If he does not do so and does not push him away, then the praying person is sinful, and the prayer is valid in every respect. The limit that he is required to push away from him is the limit of the position of his forehead when he is prostrating on the ground. If it prevents him from the place of his prostration, then he is commanded to push him and fight him. Whatever is more than that, the praying person is not obligated to push it away or fight it, and the sin relates to the one passing by the fate that is called in fr