What is the ruling on movement, speech, and responding to a sneeze between the two sermons?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner asks: Does one who moves, speaks, or responds to a sneeze between the two sermons commit a sin and become...

Answer:
No, between the two sermons, this is what contradicts [the ruling]. It is permissible to speak to the person next to you, and it is permissible. As for sneezing, this is not even during the sermon; it is not by your choice. You sneeze, and it does not contradict [the ruling], or you have a severe cough, and there is no harm in you coughing and sneezing, because this is not by your choice. As for speech between the two sermons, it has no meaning. Yes.